President & CEO

vjdelgado@hcntx.org

Vicente Delgado Jr. (born June 17, 1989) is a dedicated community leader with over 20 years of service in the areas of faith, early education, and leadership development. A passionate advocate for growth and empowerment, Vicente serves on three nonprofit boards, co-owns a leadership development consulting company, and is also an associate pastor, where he continues to pour into others through mentorship and ministry.

He is deeply committed to shaping and launching intentional leaders into the world—those who lead with purpose, integrity, and a heart for service.

The youngest of five siblings, Vicente was shaped by strong family values and a deep commitment to service. He is married to Maricela Delgado and is a proud father to their daughter, Analee Joy Delgado. His journey has been guided by a strong sense of purpose and unwavering values. If he were to sum up his life and passion in three words, they would be: Faith, Honor, and Service.

Board Member & Public Relations

mangeles@hcntx.org

Mariela Angeles is a purpose-driven leader devoted to fostering growth, cultivating community, and creating lasting impact. With a background in Professional Counseling, she specializes in supporting individuals navigating the effects of trauma and abuse. Recognized for her compassionate approach and steadfast advocacy, Mariela is deeply committed to serving others with purpose and leading with clarity, empathy, and intention.

Board Member & Public Policy Liaison

jruiz@hcntx.org

Jason Ruiz is a passionate advocate for the empowerment and visibility of Hispanic communities across North Texas. With a firm belief in the cultural and economic richness Hispanics bring, Jason is determined to see cities flourish through inclusion and representation. A longtime small business owner alongside his family, he understands firsthand the value of hard work and local investment. Jason actively serves on various boards and committees, and he is no stranger to circles of influence—helping to shape meaningful dialogue and contributing to local policy that impacts the greater good.

Board Member & CFO

bdelgado@hcntx.org

Brenda Delgado is a devoted wife, mother of two, follower of Christ, and accomplished businesswoman—but above all, she is a passionate servant-leader. With a heart for people and a sharp mind for strategy, Brenda has played a key role in shaping businesses and ministries that impact the community. Her career has been marked by driving financial growth and sustainability through the implementation of sound fiscal infrastructure, best practices, and strong accountability measures. Committed to empowering Hispanic business, faith, and community leaders, Brenda continues to serve with excellence, integrity, and purpose.

Co-Chair

ebeltran@hcntx.org

Mr. Beltran is a Mexican immigrant from Reynosa, Tamaulipas. His parents brought him over to Texas when he was only 4 years old. Since very young, he learned that things did not come easy for everyone...his family had to work very hard. but even then there were times where the electricity was disconnected in their small apartment. What little little food was on the table for dinner, they would eat it in the dark.

Additionally, Eduardo learned that family was carried the most value in his life. Regardless of those moments or season facing hardship, family was there to live the moments with him.

Family is at the heart of everything Eduardo does—it is the driving force that propels him to show up to work and to do his best. With a strong background in automating businesses and building efficient systems, Mr. Beltran is passionate about streamlining processes and helping teams perform at their best. He is a lifelong learner who loves stepping into leadership roles and empowering others to rise to new challenges. Whether it is solving complex problems or mentoring those around aspiring growth. His approach is to approach everything with purpose, drive, and with a mindset that people come first.

“At the end of the day, I try to live by something I once heard: ‘Harmony Over Hustle.’ Because success has no meaning  if it comes at the cost of what matters most.” - Eduardo