Hispanic 100 Information

The Hispanic 100 began as the Hispanic 50 in 1996 when local Latina leaders Delia Reyes, Bertha Outler, and Patricia Asip recognized the need for Hispanic women leaders in the Dallas area to unite and advance Latina participation in employment, procurement, and social issues. As membership grew, the organization became the Hispanic 100 in 2003. Today, H100 is a network of engaged and dedicated Hispanic women committed to supporting one another’s success in the private and public sectors, while making a lasting difference for future generations of Latinas. Since 2010, the H100 has honored exceptional Latina leaders through the Latina Living Legend (LLL) Awards, celebrating women whose accomplishments inspire and uplift our community. In 2015, the Empowering Latina Leadership Awards (ELLA) were introduced to recognize Hispanic women making significant contributions to their communities and serving as role models for emerging leaders. Purchase tickets or become a sponsor by clicking here: https://H100-2025-LLL-ELLA-Awards.eventbrite.com Join us at our annual awards ceremony to celebrate these remarkable women and the enduring impact of Latina leadership.