Consultamos: Our Story
Over the years, we individually served in public service, educational institutions, and community-based organizations in capacities that enabled us to identify and facilitate innovative change. We facilitate opportunities in strengthening vision, mission, and values across stakeholder groups. Recognizing that we were sought to provide leadership within unfamiliar spaces, guidance for cultural-relevant partnerships; so we began our consulting journey in services to our people.
We are grounded in our commitment to serving unconditionally, we recognize and envision the potential of others, as we remain committed to our continued learning and growth. We strive for individuals and organizations to reach their full potential as leaders and community members; fostering sustainable change and achieving goals.
Our Experience
Juan Molina CrespoJuan Molina Crespo, was born in Puerto Rico, and raised in Northeast Ohio; He lived in Chicago for 20 years and contributed to the development of leaders in public health, community engagement, organizing, and education throughout Ohio, Illinois, New York, Florida, Puerto Rico, Mexico, and Israel.
More recently, Juan served as the executive director of the Hispanic Alliance in Cleveland, Ohio. While at the Hispanic Alliance, he implemented several initiatives that have contributed to the continued leadership roles of many individuals across the region, in addition, Juan’s dedication to remaining attentive to the issues, challenges, and opportunities in addressing health disparities has fostered organized community residents to respond to the lack of access to health care, particularly cancer diagnosis.
Over the years, Juan guided policy development and analysis for legislative changes in immigration, housing, health policy, higher education, and the Cleveland Community Police Commission.
Juan Molina Crespo received his Master of Arts from the University of Chicago. He is a graduate of Cleveland Leadership 2015. He was mentored by Harold Washington, the first African American Mayor of the City of Chicago.
Generosa López-Molina, PhDDra. Generosa López-Molina, a Chicago native has over twenty-five years of experience identifying and advancing best practices in public, private, and non-profit sectors. Leading innovations in organizational systems utilizing cross-industry methodologies focused on systems theory and action research.
During the Obama administration, Generosa was appointed to a post-doctoral sabbatical/fellowship with the U.S. Department of Education in Washington, D.C. In this role, she contributed to the development of national policy impacting U.S. higher education and advised programs across intergovernmental agencies. During her sabbatical, Generosa also served as Senior Advisor to the White House Initiative for Educational Excellence for Hispanics.
Generosa’s higher education leadership experiences range from community college, private and faith-based institutions; serving as Vice Provost, Dean, Faculty Member, Dissertation Mentor and Coach, and Researcher. She continues to teach in higher education and is well-versed in multi-modalities delivery systems. Dra. López-Molina holds a Diploma of Christian Studies from Ashland Theological Seminary and Ph.D. in Education from Capella University, Minneapolis, Minnesota.