Latin Media & Entertainment Commission

The NYC Latin Media & Entertainment Commission (LMEC) "was established by Executive Order No. 43, signed by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg on October 28, 2003." [1]

Commissioners

Honorary Chairs

• Jennifer Lopez, Actor, Singer and Entrepreneur
• Robert De Niro, Actor and Producer

Co-chairs

• Lisa Quiroz, Vice President, Corporate Responsibility Time Warner
• Mario L. Baeza, Chairman of TCW/Latin America Partners

Mayor's Advisor and Liason

• Willie Colon, Recording Artist and Producer

Commissioners

• Antonio Banderas, Actor
• Tony Bechara, El Museo del Barrio
• Jed Bernstein, The League of American Theaters
• Tonio Burgos, Tonio Burgos & Associates
• Michelle Byrd, Independent Feature Project
• Anna Carbonell, NBC
• Carey Davis
• Richard Edelman, Edelman Communications Worldwide
• Daisy Exposito-Ulla
• Randy Falco, NBC
• Jose W. Fernandez, O'Melveny & Myers
• Anne Sutherland Fuchs
• Peter Fuster, AFTRA
• Marta Garcia, Nat'l Hispanic Media Coalition
• Adam C. Hochfelder
• Andrew Lack, Sony
• Pedro Lichtinger, Pfizer
• Violy McCausland-Seve, Violy & Company
• Lara Montilla, Pepsi-Cola
• Emanuel Nunez, CAA
• Enrique J. Perez, Telemundo
• Peter O. Price, Nat'l Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
• Rossana Rosado, el diario/La Prensa
• Cristina Schwarz, Telefutura/Univision
• Susan Segal, The Americas Society/Council of the Americas
• Jimmy Smits, Actor
• Antonio Sosa, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment
• Jonathan Tisch, Loews Hotel
• Andy Unanue
• Amelia Vega, Miss Universe 2003
• Das Elius Velez, Greenberg Traurig, LLP
• Joseph Wiscovitch, Wiscovitch & Associates
• Gilberto Zaldívar, Repertorio Español

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