Join ALPFA Greater Sacramento's Cafecito Chat: a monthly series inspiring Latino professionals through insights, networking, and mentorship.
About this Event

Join us for Cafecito Chat, a monthly virtual series brought to you by ALPFA Greater Sacramento, designed to inspire, connect, and empower our vibrant community of Latino leaders and professionals. Held on the last Tuesday of each month from 3:00 to 3:50 PM via Zoom, this wholehearted and energizing session is where career growth meets community connection. Hosted by Betsaida LeBron, each episode features a 25-30 minute engaging, interview-style conversation with a guest professional, followed by an open Q&A and community discussion. Centered on ALPFA’s core pillars — Business Mastery, Professional EQ, Wealth Creation, Health & Wellness, Community Engagement, and Xtrapreneurship — Cafecito Chat offers personal stories, professional insights, and actionable strategies to fuel your success. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain mentorship, network with like-minded individuals, and advance your career while tackling the mid-afternoon slump with us. Grab your coffee, and let’s connect!

Betsaida LeBron Bio

Betsaida LeBron hosts Cafecito Chat and serves as EVP of Professional Development for the ALPFA Greater Sacramento Chapter. As founder of ImprovEQ and creator of the Playful Leadership Model, she specializes in teaching emotional intelligence using improvisational techniques. A certified emotional intelligence coach with expertise in leadership development, Betsaida helps individuals and organizations unlock their potential through innovative team dynamics training.

Armando Salud Bio

Salud is a dynamic and accomplished leader in election administration and civic engagement. As Deputy of Elections in Yolo County, Armando has a proven track record of successfully managing all aspects of elections management. He is a Certified Elections/Registration Administrator, a California Registered Election Official, and a Credentialed California County Senior Executive. Salud's commitment to excellence extends beyond his work in Yolo County. He is a Master of Public Administration graduate through the University of the Pacific at McGeorge School of Law and serves as the youngest ever elected Yolo County Board of Education trustee, a member of the Election Center's Program Committees since 2018, and is a steering committee member for the National Voter Registration Day organization. He is a founding board member of the Greater Sacramento Chapter of the Association of Latino Professionals for America.