In this episode of Main Street Matters, Elaine Parker speaks with Jeannette Mendez, an architectural designer and community leader, about the Hispanic vote and its significance in the Republican Party.

They discuss Jeannette's journey in architecture, the importance of storytelling in luxury home design, and the cultural values that resonate within Hispanic communities.

The conversation highlights the need for continuous engagement with Hispanic voters, the entrepreneurial spirit within the community, and the critical role of education in empowering future generations.

Jeannette emphasizes the importance of legal immigration and the need for the conservative party to actively work for the Hispanic vote through education and outreach.

See Jeannette's work HERE

Chapters
00:00 Welcome to Main Street Matters!
02:11 Jeannette Mendez: Journey and Career in Architecture
06:49 The Importance of Storytelling in Luxury Home Design
07:43 Engaging the Hispanic Vote: Insights from the Last Election
12:15 Cultural Values and Family Dynamics in Hispanic Communities
18:37 Strategies for Continuous Engagement with Hispanic Voters
21:51 Entrepreneurship in the Hispanic Community 
27:26 Education and Empowerment in Hispanic Families 
32:49 Conclusion and Call to Action for Community Engagement

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In this episode of Main Street Matters, Elaine Parker speaks with Jeannette Mendez, an architectural designer and community leader, about the Hispanic vote and its significance in the Republican Party.
They discuss Jeannette's journey in architecture, the importance of storytelling in luxury home design, and the cultural values that resonate within Hispanic communities.
The conversation highlights the need for continuous engagement with Hispanic voters, the entrepreneurial spirit within the community, and the critical role of education in empowering future generations.
Jeannette emphasizes the importance of legal immigration and the need for the conservative party to actively work for the Hispanic vote through education and outreach.
See Jeannette's work <a href="https://www.instagram.com/cam.designgroup/">HERE</a>
Chapters 00:00 Welcome to Main Street Matters! 02:11 Jeannette Mendez: Journey and Career in Architecture 06:49 The Importance of Storytelling in Luxury Home Design 07:43 Engaging the Hispanic Vote: Insights from the Last Election 12:15 Cultural Values and Family Dynamics in Hispanic Communities 18:37 Strategies for Continuous Engagement with Hispanic Voters 21:51 Entrepreneurship in the Hispanic Community 27:26 Education and Empowerment in Hispanic Families 32:49 Conclusion and Call to Action for Community Engagement
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Main Street Matters with Elaine Parker and Alfredo Ortiz explores the intersection of small business and government policy. With more than 90 million Americans either owning or depending on small business for their household income, policies like taxes, regulations, and access to credit have a huge effect on the American Dream. Elaine and Alfredo talk with small business owners, government officials and office holders, and experts about everything from education to the labor market on this interesting and entertaining podcast.

Main Street Matters with Elaine Parker and Alfredo Ortiz explores the intersection of small business and government policy. With more than 90 million Americans either owning or depending on small business for their household income, policies like taxes, regulations, and access to credit have a huge effect on the American Dream. Elaine and Alfredo talk with small business owners, government officials and office holders, and experts about everything from education to the labor market on this interesting and entertaining podcast.

Main Street Matters

In this episode of Main Street Matters, Elaine Parker speaks with Jeannette Mendez, an architectural designer and community leader, about the Hispanic vote and its significance in the Republican Party.