Pan American Bank and Rotary Club of East Los Angeles Host Los Angeles County Supervisor Gloria Molina

Pan American Bank (Los Angeles) (www.PanAmericanBank.us) today announced that Los Angeles County Supervisor Gloria Molina will present her State of the County report at the March 3, 2011 Rotary Club of East Los Angeles Luncheon. Supervisor Gloria Molina’s presentation is part of the Rotary Club of East Los Angeles’ Speaker Series Presented by Pan American Bank.

Los Angeles County Supervisor Gloria Molina (Photo: Business Wire)

"Supervisor Molina has been one of East Los Angeles’ strongest supporters. Much of the work that has been accomplished in East Los Angeles has been due to her effort and support of unincorporated East Los Angeles,” said Pan American Bank CEO and East Los Angeles Rotarian Jesse Torres. "With a new California governor and with the economy continuing to struggle, though showing signs of improvement, East Los Angeles’ stakeholders are eager to learn of the state of the County of Los Angeles and the East Los Angeles community.”

Molina’s tenure as county supervisor has produced dramatic results both because she has insisted county services be streamlined for maximum effectiveness and because she has brought to fruition major capital endeavors that improve Los Angeles County residents’ quality-of-life.

Named as one of the Democratic Party’s "10 Rising Stars” by TIME magazine in 1996, Molina served as one of four vice chairs of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) from 1996 through 2004. During the 2000 Presidential Election, Molina was one of 15 top women leaders nationwide to be named as a possible vice-presidential candidate by the White House Project - a non-profit, non-partisan group dedicated to raising awareness of women’s leadership in American politics.

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Established in 1964, Pan American Bank (www.PanAmericanBank.us) is California’s oldest Latino-owned bank. Headquartered in East Los Angeles, Pan American Bank serves the needs of the Latino communities in Los Angeles and Santa Ana. Founded by former U.S. Treasurer Romana Acosta Banuelos, the Bank has stayed true to its mission of transforming and empowering Latino communities through banking relationships built on trust, service, respect, communication, and guidance. Pan American Bank's Facebook page can be found at http://bit.ly/pab-facebook. The Bank’s blog is found at http://PanAmericanBank.blogspot.com. Pan American Bank can be followed on Twitter at @PanAmericanBank.

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