Alma M. Tello (MUPP) has a diverse background in various industries including construction, economic development, community investment, and government. With a strong focus on innovation and impact, Alma has held positions such as Senior Director of Innovation and Impact at Hispanic American Construction Industry Association (HACIA), Deputy Director at Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity, and Congressional Aide for United States Congressman Mike Quigley. Alma's educational background includes degrees in Communications Studies, Psychology, Political Science, and Urban Planning with a study abroad program in Brazil. Alma has demonstrated expertise in analyzing data, managing programs, and advocating for legislative priorities at federal, state, and local levels.
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Hispanic American Construction Industry Association (HACIA)
A 501 (c) (6) organization founded in 1979, the Hispanic American Construction Industry Association (HACIA) works to ensure the equitable participation of diverse businesses and talent in the construction industry. HACIA is a not-for-profit business organization providing technical assistance and business capacity development services to MBE, WBE and DBE and other diverse firms with the goal of developing long-term sustainability & capacity. HACIA represents more than 350 companies that includes everything from professional service firms to construction-related businesses, collectively employing approximately 7,000 workers with an annual economic impact of over $400 million.