Our Sponsors

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Our INITIATIVES

How We Serve Napa County

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Community Luncheons

Bi-monthly community luncheons bringing together prominent community leaders, politicians, high-level executives, students, and others for authentic dialogue on the issues that matter most to Napa County's Latino community.

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Leadership Napa Valley Scholarships

Investing in the next generation by providing scholarships to Leadership Napa Valley, opening doors for Latino professionals to develop their leadership capacity and expand their civic engagement.

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"El Camino" Program

Equipping emerging Latino leaders with the skills, knowledge, and connections to lead organizations including joining boards and commissions across Napa County.

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State of Napa Community (Launching Fall 2026)

An annual assessment highlighting the challenges, opportunities, and progress of Napa County's Latino community—providing data-driven insights to inform policy, business, and community action.

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why we exist

36% of Napa County is Latino

Latinos represent more than one-third of Napa County's population, with significant presence across our schools, workplaces, and communities.

underrepresented in leadership

Latinos remain significantly underrepresented on boards, commissions, and in decision-making roles across Napa County government and organizations.

Building Leaders since 2012

For over a decade, Latino Leaders Round Table has worked to close this gap—developing emerging leaders, creating spaces for dialogue, and training community members that shape our county's future.

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Testimonials
Hear From Our Community
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Mary Luros

Napa City Council District 3

"These roundtables bridge a critical gap between county leadership and the Latino community. The conversations we've had at LLRT have directly influenced policy discussions and resource allocation."
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Sheriff
Oscar Ortiz

Napa County Sheriff

“The Latino Leaders Round Table lunches are a great platform to share information, create networking, and get informed on what is happening in Napa County. It’s great to see the level of engagement from all leaders in Napa County with the Latino Leaders Round Table.”
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Christopher Cabaldon

California State Senator District 3

 “The Latino Leaders Round Table serves as a platform for influential Latino, Latinx, and non-Latino community members to come together and discuss the issues that affect our communities. Their steadfast commitment to encouraging active participation within the Latino and Latinx community is vital in fostering increased representation across government and private business, ensuring that our communities thrive and prosper.”

News, Stories, and Community Impact

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Stay informed about our impact in Napa County. From leadership forums and scholarship announcements to community partnerships and press coverage, discover the stories that matter.

See how we're building connections, empowering leaders, and creating lasting change in our community.

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When Latinos Succeed, Napa County Succeeds

Ready to be part of the conversation? Join us for our next community luncheon to connect with established and emerging leaders, or to learn how you can make an impact.

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