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Emilia Cortez

Arizona’s Children’s Association

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PERSONAL INFO

Class

Class 32

First Name

Emilia

Last Name

Cortez

Occupation

Nonprofit

COMPANY INFO

Company Name

Arizona’s Children’s Association

Title

Executive Development, Director

Company Website

https://www.arizonaschildren.org/

MAILING ADDRESS

City

Yuma

State

Arizona

County

Yuma County

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CENTRL Alumni Committee

Bio

A native to Yuma, Arizona, where her fiancé Anthony Sharkey and three dogs Jolene, Dolly Maize and Teal reside. Currently, Development Director at Arizonas Children Association, board member of the Yuma Regional Partnership Council First Things First, Yuma Crossing National Heritage Board and serving as the chair of Yuma County Board of Trustee of the Libraries. Emilia serves to advocate for our culture and history for our youth.

Holds a Master’s in Business and Administration and – leadership from Northern Arizona University and Bachelor in Science of Public Administration health.

Emilia is a community philanthropist for sixteen years and volunteers in Yuma Rotary Club and other organizations to support youth in their mission, an enthusiastic advocate for early childhood education and youth development for our next leaders.

She has been twice nominated for Heart of Yuma for Volunteering and Leadership and is a local Yuma High Criminal Class of 2003.

“A community working together helps children learn that education is a key to change and to be successful.” ~Emilia Cortez

4341 E Broadway Road
Phoenix, Arizona 85040
602-827-8227

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