The Latino Executive Network (LEN) is proud to renew its partnership with the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Montgomery County (HCCMC) for LEN Cup 2026. As one of the region's leading advocates for Latino entrepreneurs and business owners, MCHCC will once again help connect the business community to one of LEN's signature events, bringing together executives, founders, and community leaders for a day that celebrates leadership while strengthening the relationships that fuel opp

The Latino Executive Network (LEN) is partnering with the American Fundraising Foundation (AmFund) to introduce a new silent auction experience at LEN Cup 2026. Through the partnership, attendees will have the opportunity to bid on curated travel experiences, including the 2027 Cannes Film Festival, Tuscany, the Greek Islands, and Iceland, with proceeds benefiting Mary's Center. Unlike traditional silent auction experience offerings, these curated travel experiences include

One of the Washington region's highly anticipated gatherings of Latino business and civic leaders is officially on the calendar. The Latino Executive Network (LEN) has announced that LEN Cup 2026 will return on Saturday, September 19, bringing together executives, entrepreneurs, founders, and changemakers from across the DMV. Hosted at Summerhill Polo Club in Poolesville, Maryland, from 1:00–6:00 p.m., the annual event has become far more than a networking opportunity. It has

On a warm June evening in Georgetown, the Latino Executive Network (LEN) did something it rarely does: it opened its doors. For this year's Summer Soirée, members were encouraged to bring guests, welcoming a select group of prospective members into the room. The gathering brought together nearly 40 leaders from across the DMV, representing business, government, entrepreneurship, nonprofits, and the diplomatic community, with roots spanning Latin America and Spain. "What makes

The Latino Executive Network (LEN) is proud to recognize Nicole Durler-Montant, LEN Board Member and Chief Development & Communications Officer at the Latino Economic Development Center (LEDC), for her participation in a featured roundtable discussion at the 2026 U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) Legislative Summit. A member of LEN since its early years and one of the most recent additions to the organization's Board of Directors, Nicole has long been a respected voic

On the evening of Tuesday, May 19th, a select group of Latino executives gathered at the home of LEN member Jay Miranda in Arlington, Virginia for something LEN had never done before: an intimate, members-only Speakeasy. It included libations, good company, and the kind of setting where real, unhurried conversations happen. To kick things off, members introduced themselves and shared something fun or interesting about who they are beyond their titles. What emerged surprised e