News & Press
May 13, 2013
D&P Creative Strategies
Roberto Adrian Fierro Elected To
Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI) Alumni Association Board of Directors
Washington, DC – D&P Creative Strategies has announced the election of Robert Adrian Fierro to serve on the CHCI Alumni Association Executive Board. Roberto will serve Programs Coordinator of the CHCI Alumni Association Executive Board.
Mar 8, 2013
Latino Magazine
What's in a name? The conventional wisdom on the origin of the word "lobbyist" goes back to the 1870s when President Grant would retreat to the Willard Hotel from the White House and those wanting to talk with him would wait in the lobby.
Feb 1, 2013
Eventos VIP Pass Magazine
Oct 24, 2012
Mamiverse
Growing up as a first-generation Colombiana in the United States during the 1980s, the references in popular culture that depicted what it meant to be Latino in this country were limited. It was mostly a two-dimensional Que Pasa U.S.A representation for many of us who were trying to really understand the quirks and nuances of our ever-evolving cultural mash-up. But we’ve certainly come a long way, as HBO’s Latino List: Volume Two clearly demonstrates.
Jun 15, 2012
INGRID DURAN, Vice Chair
Partner, D & P Creative Strategies, FALLS CHURCH, VA
Mar 6, 2012
NHLI: Latinas celebrate 25 years of leadership roles
Jan 27, 2011
ARCUS FOUNDATION APPOINTS CATHERINE PINO
AND STEPHEN BENNETT TO ITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
KALAMAZOO, MI (JANUARY 26, 2011) - The Arcus Foundation, a leading global foundation advancing pressing social justice and conservation issues, announced today that Catherine Pino and Stephen Bennett have been appointed to the organization's board of directors, beginning with the March 25, 2011 board meeting. Pino and Bennett will join current board members Cathy J. Cohen, Darren Walker and Board President and Arcus Foundation Founder Jon Stryker.
Nov 29, 2010
NCLR website
Washington, DC—NCLR (National Council of La Raza), the largest national Hispanic civil rights and advocacy organization in the United States, today announced the appointment of Catherine Pino to the NCLR Board of Directors. Ms. Pino is Co-Founder and Principal of D&P Creative Strategies, LLC, a consulting firm based in Falls Church, Virginia that is focused on advancing initiatives to elevate the social, economic, and political status of Latinos, women, and the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender communities.
Nov 8, 2010
Go Magazine
“Consulting with a Social Conscience” is the motto of D&P Creative Strategies, the D.C. area-based philanthropic and legislative consulting firm co-founded by Catherine Pino (left) and Ingrid Duran (right, pictured with Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor) in 2004.
July/August 2009
catalina
On June 7, 2008, Ingrid Duran and Catherine Pino, like many women across America, were glued to a television set as then-U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton gave a historic speech supporting her opponent, Barack Obama, in a thrilling and unforgettable primary election. And like most women, they weren’t focused on a "failed candidacy." Rather, the two watched a woman who had profoundly altered and enhanced the role of women in American political life.
December 2008
Latino Magazine
Getting a share of the corporate dollar is a concern of all Latino organizations, including nonprofits. The question is often framed in turns of corporate responsibility: Are Latinos getting an equitable amount? But in today’s tough ecomomic climate, philanthropy involves more than just writing a check. If the rules of the game have changed, then what should Latinos know to receive a fair share of this corporate largesse?
Spring 2007
Latina Style
The National Hispana Leadership Institute’s (NHLI) Mid-Career Fellowship was the catalyst for launching my business, D&P Creative Strategies, two and a half years ago. NHLI gave me the self-confidence to follow my dream of creating a business that would allow my partner, Catherine, and I to give back to the communities that matter so much to us.
March/April 2005
Latina Style
Mention philanthropy, and an image of a primly dressed Manhattan socialite tapping the Rockefellers or the Motts for the latest cause du jour might spring to mind. Philanthropy, though, is changing, and so are its players.
