New York,14August 2012 Reinforcing his belief in the importance of executive commitment to diversity and inclusiveness, Ernst & Young’s Global Chairman and CEO Jim Turley is the highest-ranking industry leader speaking at the 2012 ALPFA (Association of Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting) Convention. This year’s event takes place Aug. 11-16 in Las Vegas with the theme, “Shining the Light on 40 Years of Latino Leadership.”
“We know that diversity and inclusiveness are integral to driving superior business results. Our differences make us stronger and that’s one of the many reasons we’re proud to support Latino advancement and the next generation of Latino leaders at the 2012 ALPFA Convention,” said Turley.
On Aug. 14, Turley will address nearly 3,000 students and professionals during his keynote at the firm-sponsored ALPFA Scholarship Luncheon, recognizing students for their achievements and representing Ernst & Young LLP, which is giving $25,000 total in scholarships to benefit Latino students. This year’s winners include Patricia Guerra, recipient of a $10,000 scholarship, and Ashlee Henriquez, Eric Alvarez and Erika Arce, each recipients of a $5,000 scholarship.
