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About Veronica

Veronica Toscano

Board Member

Mrs. Toscano-Leger was born in Salamanca, Guanajuato, Mexico and in 1999 with a true entrepreneurial spirit, her and her husband moved to the United States in search of new business opportunities.

Since coming to the US, Mrs. Toscano-Leger has been a teacher, an interpreter, she was the president and co-founder of Casa Guanajuato Georgia, a non-profit organization. She has served on the Advisory Council for the Institute for Mexicans Abroad, served on the Board of Directors of Chapel Hill Middle School, has proudly served as the Liaison for the Government of Guanajuato in Georgia, and is an ongoing leader within the metro AtlantaHispanic community.

In addition to her professional achievements, Mrs. Toscano-Leger has a passion for helping Hispanic women entrepreneurs. She has been featured in the AJC, Mundo Hispanico, and is one of the featured entrepreneurs of Inspiracion Hispana, 45 Historias Inspiradoras, Mujeres Latinas Inmigrantes Que te Empoderan e Inspiran, (Inspirational Hispanic women, 45 Inspirational Stories of Immigrant Hispanic Women that will inspire and empower you). In 2018 she was recognized as one of the 50 most Influential Latinos in metro Atlanta.

Mrs. Toscano-Leger and her husband Larry Leger are the proud parents of two young men ages 21 and 18, and currently live in metro Atlanta.

PARTNER WITH US

About Us

Hispana Realizada provides Hispanic women entrepreneurs and business leaders resources, mentoring, and a variety of training and development programs and solutions in Spanish to expand establish or expand a business and promote women’s empowerment all while stimulating local economies.

Our Mission

To empower Hispanic women so they may reach their full potential and become agents of change and influence for themselves and their families through entrepreneurship, mentoring, training, and development support.

Get in Touch

Mailing Address:

Hispana Realizada Foundation
PO Box 1070
Cumming, GA 30028

404-919-3345

hello@hispanarealizada.org