
I was born on January 23 in Torrance, California.

I was recognized alongside my co-founders of the Latino Business Alliance for our contributions. - Latino Business Alliance

I shared words of gratitude when accepting an award from the City of Salem Chamber of Commerce for being a citizen who contributes significantly to the community. Recognition “The Outstanding Young Professional 2011.”

2013- I appreciated the opportunity to be the master of ceremonies at Café y Pan Dulce, the Latino Business Alliance’s networking event.

2022- Here I am with my beloved son, Delfino Garibay, Jr. “My son is my drive and motivation. He’s the engine that drives me to be a strong, visionary woman and live my life with purpose.”

2022- At the launch of my book, Atrévete a Ser Una Mujer Exitosa. The book guides women in their personal, professional, leadership, and spiritual development to achieve their desired success.

2011- I’m infinitely grateful for the mentorship of Forrest Peck, who nominated me for the Salem First Citizen Award.

2012- It gave me great joy to teach finances to the Girl Scouts at Colonia Libertad, a migrant farmworker housing development in Salem, OR.

2017- It was a great honor for me to collaborate with John C. Maxwell in Costa Rica to support the Mejoremos Costa Rica Foundation, a specialized non-profit focusing on training and strengthening life skills, soft skills, cognitive, emotional psychosocial competencies, and principles of ethical leadership.

2013- It was an honor to be selected by the community to be one of the pioneers of UNID@S, a supportive leadership program that fosters cohesion, trust, and relationships among Latinos. UNID@S.

2022- It was a great pleasure to have one of our tour stops of the Atrévete a Ser Una Mujer Exitosa Tour at the Washington County Chamber of Commerce in Hillsboro. Washington County Chamber of Commerce | Oregon

2015- I fondly remember sharing the Hispanic Heritage Month event with Mayor Anna Peterson. Anna Peterson - Mayor - Anna Peterson for Mayor

2009- I greatly admire José Hernández, the Mexican astronaut, and it was an honor to chat with him at the Oregon Zoo.

2022- I was overjoyed to participate in a celebration for Robin Shuckman, the owner and Executive Director of Business Network International (BNI), Oregon and Washington.

2013- When I was the manager of Key Bank, it was motivational for me to collaborate with City of Salem Human Rights Commission and community members as it allowed me to be a bridge for my community.

2020- It is a privilege to be the co-founder of Latinos Pros with Jonathan Castro, Irvin Sánchez, Lorenzo Flores, and many more. The organization focuses on empowering entrepreneurs to build win-win relationships.

2011 - I received with great joy a recognition from the Salem Chamber of Commerce for being an outstanding contributing citizen in the community.

2013- I was privileged to meet Don Miguel Ruiz, Jr. Here we are along with my cousin Pedro Saal.

2020- Receiving the Paul Harris Fellowship award was a great honor. My contribution, service, and friendly relationships worldwide were the determining factor in being recognized for my service to the community. Thank you Salem-Creekside Rotary.

2014- I was honored to assist the acclaimed leadership expert, Consuelo Castillo Kickbusch, when she was the keynote speaker at the Hispanic Heritage Month Breakfast.

2015-18- As a Human Rights and Public Relations Commissioner for the City of Salem, Oregon, I was also a spokesperson for encouraging citizens to volunteer in the community.

I enjoy the company of my Tabby cat, Luna. Fun fact: Did you know Tabby cats are distinguished by having a characteristic "M" on their forehead?

2009- I’m honored to be one of the cofounders of the Latino Business Alliance and Expo Negocio | Latino Business Showcase.

2022-23- As the consultant with Alianza Poder for their first cohort of Community Wealth Building Fellows, I am proud to have laid the foundation for this important project.