Ramiro Fonseca is Director of Outreach and Engagement for Tejano Center for Community Concerns. In this role, he is responsible for leveraging relationships to elevate the organization’s brand, maximize impact, and support the organization’s expansion plans. Ramiro facilitates communication between Tejano Center, families, current and prospective partners, volunteers, and the broader community. He was most recently Community Engagement Manager at GRADcafé by Project GRAD, a program of Tejano Center, which provides intergenerational college, career, and workforce training resources for residents of Harris County and beyond. Ramiro has served on community and service organization boards including the Houston Hispanic Forum, Legacy Community Health, the Holocaust Museum Latino Initiatives Advisory Committee, the Houston Botanic Garden, and currently chairs the Houston Police Department’s Eastside Division Positive Interactive Program. Ramiro holds his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Our Lady of the Lake University.