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Benjamin Taylor focuses on personal injury, truck, motorcyle, and car accidents, family law, and criminal defense, including death penalty cases. His views on legal matters have been sought by national media including the Today Show, NBC, Fox News, O’Rielly Factor, CNN, HLN, MSNBC, ABC, NPR the New York Times and LA Times. He is a frequent guest analyst on Phoenix area TV news and talk radio. He has represented celebrities, athletes, and other newsworthy clients. An Arizona native, Taylor earned his Juris Doctor from the top tier ranked University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law and a Bachelor of Science in Finance from the Barrett Honor’s College at Arizona State University. He has worked for the Pima County Attorney’s Office, the Maricopa County Public Defender’s Office, and the Arizona State Legislature. Mr. Taylor was a Statewide Officer for The State Bar of Arizona Criminal Justice Section Executive Council, and was selected for the State Bar Leadership Institute. He is actively involved in the Maricopa County Bar Association. Mr. Taylor volunteers with the Maricopa County Branch of NAACP legal redress committee and mentors through various organizations. He has participated in the Arizona State Bar Pipeline Program and The Arizona State Bar Law Camp which informs elementary and high school students of their legal rights. Annually, he looks forward to providing free legal advice to veterans at the Arizona Veteran’s Stand-down. He was recognized as an Unsung Hero at the Legislative Leadership Conference and one of the state’s top 35 entrepreneurs under 35 by the Arizona Republic. Mr. Taylor was a 40 Under 40 National Bar Association award recipient and a 40 under 40 Phoenix Business Journal award recipient. Mr. Taylor is also a member of the Maricopa County Bar Association and State Bar Board of Governors.
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ALPFA Phoenix Gala
The ALPFA Gala is an annual celebration that brings together a vibrant community of professionals, leaders, and advocates who are committed to empowering and advancing Latinx talent across various industries. Hosted by the Association of Latino Professionals For America (ALPFA), the event serves as a platform to recognize outstanding achievements, foster meaningful connections, and promote the values of leadership, inclusivity, and service within the Latinx community. The evening is filled with inspirational speeches, awards presentations, and networking opportunities, all within an elegant setting. Attendees include corporate partners, community leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals from diverse backgrounds, all gathered to celebrate the successes of Latinx professionals and the organizations that support them. Tickets include dinner and a drink ticket. Attire is formal black tie, for men suit jackets are appropriate, for women floor length gowns or cocktail dresses.
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Latest Latino Businesses and Organizations
SPAGrad at ASU
SPAGrad represents the graduate student community within Arizona State University's Spanish Department, located in Tempe, AZ, serving as a vital advocacy organization for advanced students in this dynamic academic program. Rooted in the mission to provide graduate students with a collective voice, SPAGrad works to promote informed decision-making and transparent communication regarding all aspects of graduate student life within the Spanish Department. The organization recognizes the importance of student representation in university governance, positioning graduate students as active participants in shaping departmental policies and academic direction. SPAGrad operates within the broader context of the School of International Letters and Cultures, an institution dedicated to transforming how language, literature, and culture are studied and understood in today's increasingly interconnected world. The school's commitment to world-class language instruction, interdisciplinary education, and global engagement directly supports SPAGrad's mission to enhance the graduate student experience. Through leadership roles held by graduate students themselves, SPAGrad empowers its members to develop professional skills in organization, advocacy, and academic community building. The organization's annual Spanish Graduate Literature Conference exemplifies this commitment, creating space for graduate researchers to share scholarship on intersectionality, global studies, and contemporary critical perspectives. By fostering direct relationships between students and faculty advisors, SPAGrad in Tempe, Arizona cultivates a supportive environment where Spanish graduate students feel heard, valued, and invested in their academic journey. The organization's work reflects a deep commitment to building community among graduate scholars while advancing meaningful dialogue about the future of Spanish language and literature studies.
Tempe, AZ
Pi Delta Chapter of Sigma Lambda Gamma
The Pi Delta Chapter of Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority, Inc. represents a community of determined women at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona who came together with a shared vision of empowerment and sisterhood. Founded on May 15th, 2011, the chapter was established by women who recognized the need for an organization that would support and uplift them during their collegiate experience and beyond.
Known affectionately as the Fine & Dangerous, Pi Delta Chapter embodies the spirit of connection and mutual growth that defines Sigma Lambda Gamma's presence across the nation. As part of a multicultural sorority with over 150 chapters and 10,000 sisters nationwide, the chapter connects its members to a broader network of women committed to excellence and service.
At its core, Pi Delta Chapter cultivates sisterhood through five founding principles: academics, community service, cultural awareness, morals and ethics, and social interaction. These values shape how members engage with one another, their university, and the Tempe community. The organization creates spaces where women can develop meaningful relationships, support each other's academic and personal goals, and work together toward positive social change.
For women seeking authentic sisterhood grounded in shared values and mutual respect, Pi Delta Chapter of Sigma Lambda Gamma offers a welcoming community. The chapter's commitment to fostering leadership, celebrating cultural diversity, and maintaining strong ethical standards reflects what it means to be a Woman of Distinction. Through involvement with Pi Delta Chapter at ASU's Tempe location, members gain lifelong connections and the opportunity to be part of something meaningful and enduring.
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National Association of Hispanic Journalists at ASU
National Association of Hispanic Journalists at Arizona State University is a vibrant student organization serving the Phoenix, AZ community and advancing the mission of NAHJ on campus. As the university chapter of the nation's largest organization dedicated to Latino journalists, NAHJASU creates meaningful spaces where Hispanic students can connect with peers who share their passion for journalism and their commitment to authentic community storytelling.
At its heart, NAHJASU is driven by a powerful mission: to increase the number of Latinos in newsrooms and ensure fair, accurate representation of Latino communities in news media. The organization recognizes that diverse newsrooms produce better journalism, and it actively works to build a pipeline of talented Hispanic journalists prepared to shape the future of media. Members join a national network of professionals and students united by the belief that journalism should reflect the communities it serves.
Based at Arizona State University, NAHJASU fosters genuine relationships between students and professional journalists, creating opportunities for meaningful dialogue about careers, challenges, and the importance of Latino voices in media. The organization hosts engaging events, including lunches and conversations with journalists from major news outlets, allowing students to learn directly from experienced professionals. Beyond networking, NAHJASU provides access to scholarships and educational resources that support student success. The chapter cultivates a supportive community where Hispanic students can develop their skills, explore journalism careers, and contribute to a more inclusive media landscape. Through its work in Phoenix and beyond, NAHJASU demonstrates that journalism is not just a profession—it's a calling to tell the stories that matter to Latino communities.
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