Irelocated to Orlando in 2021, inspired by its energy, opportunities, and rapidly growing tech scene. As someone who has spent my career working to increase Hispanic representation in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), I see incredible potential here for economic growth and a more dynamic future.

Florida is at a crossroads. We are striving to become a national hub for STEM fields, from medical research to semiconductor engineering to artificial intelligence. But unless we act now to invest in Latino talent, we risk falling short of the workforce demands that these industries require.

In 2021, Florida’s 4.1 million STEM professionals represented a growth of 450,000 over a handful of years. They represent a significant part of the economy, generating $447 billion in activity

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