Carmela Castellano-Garcia, California Primary Care Association CEO, reveals some of the strategies she has been applying for 23 years to develop the next generation of leaders.Here are some of the strategies she mentioned:Create career paths for people to move up within the organizationFocus on internal leadership development for the C-SuiteAdopting and implementing a diversity policyEncouraging independent and creative thinkingMotivate women to take a proactive and bold approach to their careersHow women can take bold steps to take initiativesLeading with purpose and visionCarmela has been committed to advancing multicultural health policy issues for nearly 30 years, focusing on areas such as cultural and linguistic competency in healthcare delivery, ensuring the viability of safety net providers, healthcare reform, and access to care for vulnerable populations. Primary Care Association (CPCA), overseeing a membership association of approximately 1,370 nonprofits, community clinics, and health centers (CCHCs) which serve nearly 7.4 million patients a year.  Prior to joining CPCA, Carmela served as the Founder and Executive Director of the Latino Coalition for a Healthy California (LCHC), a healthcare policy and advocacy organization seeking to improve access to health and human services for California’s Latino population. She was the Executive Director in 1992-1997 and she served as the Volunteer Executive Director in 2011, wherein she played a leadership role in ensuring the continued vitality of the organization.Carmela’s legal background includes six years as a Staff Attorney and Managing Attorney with Public Advocates, Inc., a public interest law firm in San Francisco. Ms. Castellano-Garcia has litigated in the areas of employment discrimination, insurance redlining, and ensuring access to the information superhighway for California’s minority, low-income populations.Carmela is a founder and continues to serve on the Board of the California Health Information Partnership and Services Organization (CalHIPSO), the Regional Extension Center for California. She also sits on the Board of the Latino Coalition for a Healthy California (LCHC), and the National Center for Family Philanthropy (NCFP). She also serves on several advisory boards, including the Insure the Uninsured Project (ITUP), the California Program on Access to Care (CPAC), and the Health Initiative of the Americas (HIA).Learn more about Carmela at    / carmela-castellano-garcia-a719001  Learn more about the CPCA at https://www.cpca.org/

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