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As an on-air personality, Josefa’s sensuous, commanding voice has delighted listeners throughout California for over 30 years. Old School 104.7fm is the current home of this Los Angeles radio legend where she also brought her highly acclaimed talk show “The Community Review”. Josefa called HOT 92.3 home for 14 years, also holding the off-air position of “Community Affairs Director” and led the station to win two of the highly coveted “NAB Crystal Awards.” Through her “Pursuit of Excellence Institute” Josefa’s heart for community service has led her to become a role model for women, a powerful symbol for Latinos, a mentor/advocate for children and under served communities. Josefa’s tireless, unending efforts to serve others has led to multiple commendations, including Latina Style Magazine giving her the prestigious “Advocate of the Year” for 2017, the National Diversity Council naming her as one of “California’s Most Influential Women,” and Hispanic Lifestyle Magazine listing her as a “Latina of Influence” for 2016. Josefa has also been honored with the Fathers and Families Coalition of America’s “National Leader of the Year Award,” the National Latina Business’ “Woman of the Year in Broadcasting” Award, the “Spirit of Peace Award” and the President’s “Volunteer Service Award,” among many others.

For the past four years, Josefa has served as a Los Angeles Commissioner, appointed by Mayor Eric Garcetti. The appointment came with the challenge of revamping the image and operational models of Los Angeles Public Libraries. Josefa undertook the mission with enthusiasm, providing new equipment and resources, creating innovative programs, and working to make the libraries more welcoming and accessible for all of the city’s residents. In spite of Josefa’s many past accomplishments, she has continued to seek out new opportunities for growth and development, graduating from the “HOPE Latina Leadership Institute” as well as the “Latina Global Executive Leadership Program” sponsored by USC’s Marshall School of Business.

The woman once known as the “Angelita de la Noche” (“Angel of the Night”) on L.A.’s POWER 106 has become the founder and CEO of her own stations, using cutting-edge technology to bring “The Power of Voices” to the local and global community. Still a lover of good music, Josefa has also gathered some of the greatest living legends in radio to put “HOT923 The Beat” back into the lives of the millions who missed the Old School station when it left L.A. in 2015. She is hard at work developing the niche station, “Your Military Voice” which will cater to active-duty servicemen and women and their families and retired veterans, as well as the highly anticipated “Hispanic Talk Network”.

Combined with more than three decades of experience in broadcasting and community advocacy, Josefa’s warm, conversational delivery and her penchant for engaging personal anecdotes has led her to become a highly sought-after consultant and motivational speaker, frequently covering topics such as “Leadership Development,” “Personal Empowerment” and “Becoming a World-Changer Through Radical Thinking.” As Josefa looks ahead at future possibilities, she continues to dream of ways to make the world a better place as she provides assistance to those in need, gives a voice to the unheard and fosters new opportunities in all areas of a well-lived life.