Hugo A Carvajal

Arbitrator @FINRA

Lynn, MA, US
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WORK HISTORY

Aug 2023 — Present

Arbitrator @FINRA

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EDUCATION

2013 — 2014

Boston University

Institute for NonProfit Management and Leadership

2006

Northeastern University

MA Political Science, US Policy

N/A

Woburn High School

High School Diploma

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University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Master of Business Administration - MBA, Business Administration and Business Analytics

N/A

Fundación Universitaria San Martín

Bachelor's degree, Finance and International Relations

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Harvard Kennedy School

MC/MPA , Social Entrepreneurship, Housing and Impact Investing

ABOUT HUGO A CARVAJAL

I am founder and Executive Director of The Latino Support Network Inc.(LSN) a registered 501 (c)(3) non profit social enterprise and a certified Community Development Corporation (CDC) serving residents and small businesses in Lynn and Greater Boston. We promote socio-economic, cultural and civic integration and participation of our members by providing training, mentoring, coaching and by identifying and fostering the human capital of our participants. I oversee fundraising, financial and strategic planning and forecasting. Currently our work focuses on financial literacy, home buyer education, and economic empowerment as well as providing technical support and advise to small businesses and worker-owned cooperatives. Our focus as a CDC is to develop asset building opportunities for families. At LSN, we work closely with local partners to develop 100% affordable rental housing and affordable home ownership pathways. I also work as a connector between small businesses and supportive stakeholders/resources such as legal, access to capital, marketing and business strategy.

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