The second annual ALX100 celebrated the contributions of 100 outstanding Latino leaders from 600+ nominations in more than twenty sectors— including business, arts, education, and advocacy. This celebration not only recognized the honorees’ individual achievements, but also highlighted the breadth and impact of Latino Americans throughout Massachusetts.

The ALX100 recognizes exceptional Latino leaders who have demonstrated excellence and have made significant contributions in their respective fields and communities. From unsung heroes to civic leaders and business trailblazers, we celebrate 100 of the brightest Latino changemakers from across the commonwealth.

The ALX100 is our biggest visibility initiative of the year. Our partner, the Boston Globe, featured the ALX100 list in the September 15th edition of Globe Magazine — a special issue in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month 2024. This keepsake magazine was also published online at Globe.com and distributed in the Boston Sunday Globe.

In 2024, a new traveling art exhibit featuring a pyramid sculpture by the artist Patiño Vazquez was unveiled. Traditionally, pyramids represent balance, transformation, and connection— symbolizing community unity and serving as a testament to the interconnected achievements of the honorees.

As part of its tour, the sculpture made stops at prominent cultural landmarks including the Museum of Science, Peabody Essex Museum, NBA Hall of Fame, Union Station in Worcester, and UMass Boston, enhancing its visibility and significance.

Throughout the six-month ALX100 campaign, We Are ALX convenes and celebrates the ALX100 through events, a traveling exhibition, media partnerships, and a limited-edition keepsake book. Together we celebrate the remarkable accomplishments and impact of our community across Massachusetts.