Hispanic Heritage Month Speaker | Gina Moreno

A Hispanic Heritage Month Speaker Who Lives the Story

Gina Moreno is a first-generation Latina engineer turned entrepreneur and keynote speaker. From September 15 to October 15, she helps companies, universities, and communities celebrate Hispanic heritage with a story your audience will actually remember.

Hispanic Heritage Month Events That Go Beyond the Checkbox

Your audience can tell the difference between a speaker who researched the culture and a speaker who grew up in it. Gina brings the lived experience of a first-generation Latina who went from El Paso to Microsoft to the TEDx stage, and she meets every audience where they are.

Corporate Teams & ERGs

Keynotes and fireside chats for Hispanic and Latino employee resource groups, DEI programs, and company-wide celebrations that connect culture to leadership and career growth.

Universities & Colleges

High-energy talks for first-generation and Latino student programs, HSIs, and campus heritage celebrations, from orientation-size crowds to intimate workshops.

Conferences & Nonprofits

Keynotes and panels for professional associations, STEM organizations, and community nonprofits celebrating Hispanic heritage and investing in the next generation.

K-12 & Youth Programs

Relatable, bilingual-friendly sessions that show students what is possible, delivered by someone who sat in those same seats not long ago.

Talks That Fit Hispanic Heritage Month

From Trailblazer to Trendsetter: My Story as a First-Generation Latina

An inspiring journey through the challenges and triumphs of navigating life as a first-generation Latina in America, turning obstacles into stepping stones for success.

Using Your Unique First-Gen Powers to Create the Life of Your Dreams

Discover how to harness the resilience, adaptability, and cultural richness that come with being first-generation to build an extraordinary life on your own terms.

Custom Programs for Your Event

Panels, interactive workshops, and tailored keynotes built around your theme, your audience, and what you want them to walk away carrying.

Want the full picture? Visit the complete Latina keynote speaker page for formats, past events, and Gina’s speaking reel.

In Their Words

“Your ability to communicate and engage with others was truly impressive, making the session both informative and enjoyable.”

Erick D. SE New Mexico STEM Coordinator

“The proof is in the pudding – the students loved her.”

Rick Co-Founder & Chairman

“Students were very engaged; can’t wait to have you back!”

Luis Caloca Dean of Students, University of Western Idaho

“Gina interacts magnificently with the audience…definitely has a talent for public speaking.”

Melisa Event Organizer, BBI

Hispanic Heritage Month Speaker FAQ

When is Hispanic Heritage Month 2026?

National Hispanic Heritage Month runs from September 15 to October 15, 2026. September 15 marks the independence anniversaries of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua, with Mexico and Chile celebrating on September 16 and 18.

What kind of events does Gina speak at during Hispanic Heritage Month?

Gina speaks at corporate events and employee resource group (ERG) celebrations, university and college programs, student conferences, nonprofit galas, and community events. Formats include keynotes, panels, fireside chats, and interactive workshops.

What does Gina speak about?

Her signature keynotes cover the first-generation Latina experience, leadership, cultural identity, and turning obstacles into momentum. Every talk is tailored to your audience, whether that is students, early-career professionals, or corporate teams.

Can Gina present virtually?

Yes. Both in-person and virtual formats are available. Share your event details through the booking form and Gina’s team will confirm availability and logistics.

How far in advance should we book a Hispanic Heritage Month speaker?

Hispanic Heritage Month dates fill quickly since most organizations celebrate within the same four weeks. Booking 4 to 8 weeks ahead is ideal, but reach out even if your event is soon; last-minute availability sometimes opens up.