Valeria Junguito is a junior from Colombia and is currently majoring in Cognitive Science. As President, she is responsible of overseeing the club’s operations, ensuring that each branch thrives, members stay actively engaged, and the organization's objectives are successfully met. Valeria values her involvement with Wharton Latino for the support network and the diverse opportunities it has afforded her at Penn. Outside of school, Valeria’s interests involve spending time with friends, playing tennis, and traveling.

María José Arias is a junior from Mexico City, Mexico. She is double majoring in Cinema and Media Studies and Psychology. She loves Wharton Latino because of all of the incredible professional and social opportunities it offers. As Vice President, she is responsible for overseeing the branches of the club by organizing upcoming events, weekly goals, and keeping in contact with branch VPs. Her biggest interests are film and theatre.

Ilan is a freshman from Panama City, Panama, currently concentrating in Finance and Business Analytics. As one of the corporate chairs, Ilan equips members with tools to thrive professionally. He also manages the relationship with our corporate sponsors and plans events to expose Wharton Latino members to opportunities in those firms. Some of Ilan's interests are playing tennis, skiing, traveling, and spending time with friends.

Isabel is a junior from Miami, Florida, majoring in Cognitive Science with a concentration in computation. As one of the corporate chairs, Isabel equips members with tools to thrive professionally. She also manages the relationship with our corporate sponsors and plans events to expose Wharton Latino members to opportunities in those firms. Outside of school, Isabel enjoys spending time with friends, reading, going to the beach, and snowboarding.

Daniel is a Junior from Caracas, Venezuela majoring in Finance and Business Analytics. As one of the corporate chairs, he's responsible for facilatating interactions between club members and sponsors through a variety of events. He also manages existing sponsorships while reaching out to potential new companies that would like to work alongside Wharton Latino. Outside school, Daniel enjoys swimming, exploring Philadelphia's food scence, and flying airplanes.

Alexander Chinea is a Junior from Miami, Florida, studying Economics and minoring in Statistics and International Development. In his role as VP of Consulting, he helps provide advice and insights with the Consutling Committee for non-profit clients in LatAm. Alex is an avid fan of Real Madrid and the Miami Heat, and loves watching and playing sports, traveling and being out on the water.

Juan M. Lehoux is a sophomore from the Dominican Republic who is currently majoring in Finance and Business Analytics. As consulting chair, he is responsible of providing pro-bono consulting to non-profit organizations. Juan's interests involve soccer, golf, and piano outside of school.

Valentina Kafati is a sophomore in the Huntsman Program in International Studies and Business, targeting Portuguese. As consulting chair, she works pro-bono consulting work to non-profit organization. Outside of school, Valentina enjoys doing yoga, hanging out with friends, playing tennis, and scubadiving.

Alejandra Chamorro is a junior from Managua, Nicaragua. She is majoring in Cognitive Neuroscience with intended minors in both consumer psychology and design. As membership chair, Alejandra organizes community-building activities to foster engagement and improve the club’s member experience.

William Diez is a freshman from the Dominican Republic who is currently majoring in Finance. As membership chair, he organizes community building events and activities that foster club engagement and overall experience. William’s interests are basketball, football, and traveling.

Daniela is a sophomore from Mexico City, concentrating in Finance and Management. As one of the Membership chairs, Daniela is responsable for organizing events aimed at enhancing relationships and engagement among our 200+ active members.

Dominique is a junior from Nicaragua, studying Philosophy, Politics, and Economics. As Marketing Chair, she manages the club’s merchandise and website in order to continue spreading Wharton Latino’s mission. Her interests include design, film, and spending time with friends and family.

Isabel Gomez is a sophomore from Guatemala majoring in Finance and Behavioral Economics. As marketing chair, she’s responsible for advertising the club’s events to help gain club presence and community. Outside of school, her interests include running, cooking, and traveling with her family.

Ariana is a Junior from Santa Cruz, Bolivia. She is in the Huntsman Dual-Degree Program studying International Studies and Business with concentrations in Finance and Management. At UPenn she is involved with Penn World Scholars, Wharton Latino, and the Huntsman Student Advisory Board. As a Chair of Wharton Latino’s External Affairs branch she manages the club’s relationships with Alumni, partnerships with organizations, and joint-ventures with other Latino clubs at universities alike. In her free time she enjoys working out, running, reading, and baking.

Cristina is a freshman from El Salvador, studying business at Wharton. As one of the external chairs, Cristina makes sure to build significant relations between members and alumni, MBAs and other university organizations. She is also working on collaborating with other latin american clubs across top universities. Outside of school, Cristina enjoys spending time with friends, doing yoga, cooking, traveling, and going to new restaurants in the city.

Sofia Lopez Madrid is a junior from Madrid, Spain, majoring in Finance and OIDD and minoring in Consumer Psychology. As chair of philanthropy, Sofia is responsible for promoting the welfare of the Latino Community and encouraging students to help. Sofia’s interests include spending time with friends and family, art, and music.

Luisa Junguito is a freshman from Bogota, Colombia who is currently majoring in Finance. As a philanthropy chair, she is responsible for organizing philanthropic events and increasing community engagement within the Latino Community. Outside of school, Luisa’s interests include tennis, skiing and traveling with friends and family.

Julia is a freshman from Madrid, Spain, studying in the Huntsman Program, and concentrating in Finance and Management. As Chair for Latin American Affairs, she is responsible for managing Wharton Latino’s El Periódico and ensuring the members of the Latino community stay up-to-date with current events. Outside of school, some of her interests include skiing, trying new restaurants, and cooking.

Jaime is a freshman from Panamá City, Panamá, currently concentrating in Finance and Real Estate. As Finance Chair, Jaime is responsible for managing the organization’s funds and ensuring efficient budget allocation. Additionally, he is in charge of following up on sponsorships. Some of Jaime’s interests are reading, traveling, and spending time with friends.

Isabella Robelo is a sophomore from Managua, Nicaragua. She is majoring in Psychology with a minor in Economics. She loves Wharton Latino because of its community and opportunities for networking and personal growth. As the Operation’s Chair, Isabella delivers the weekly newsletter to all members providing the professional and social opportunities we offer. Outside of school she enjoys spending time with friends and reading.

Natalia Nasser is a sophomore from Honduras currently studying Finance. As social chair, she is responsible for organizing events that unite the latino community at Penn. Outside of school, Natalia’s interests involve baking, going to the gym, and going out to eat with friends.

Nicolás Trigo is a sophomore from La Paz, Bolivia who is currently majoring in finance. As social chair, he is responsible for organizing Wharton Latino’s social events and further expanding the club’s presence at Penn. Outside of school, Nicolas’ interests include golf, tennis, and cooking.

Santiago Duran is a junior from Colombia, and is currently majoring in Finance and Management. As social chair, he is responsible for organizing events that unite the latino community at Penn. Outside of school, Santiago’s interest involve spending time with friends, running, swimming, cooking, and programming.