Pamela M. Rosario Pérez, CCXP's Linkedin Analytics

Pamela is an award-winning business leader in the areas of real estate, customer experience (CX) and inclusive innovation. A collaborative problem-solver, her work has inspired public and private sector leaders to bridge the gap between the high-tech economy and historically marginalized communities through cross-sectoral initiatives such as the CyberWarrior Academy, Massachusetts' first certified cybersecurity and machine learning apprenticeship for women, veterans, and people of color. Her passion for experience improvement began in politics, where she successfully managed the campaign of Cambridge's first Vice Mayor of Afro-Latinx descent and wrote legislation to improve constituent experiences. It was later honed at Hubspot, where she designed experiences to re-engage disenchanted channel customers and transform small business owners into product evangelists. Pamela is a philanthropist, indigenous medicine woman and an entrepreneur. Her passion for real estate investing led her to found Rocena Real Estate Strategies, an investment firm that teaches Black and Latinx youth how to build wealth through real estate and offers scholarships to high school students looking to drive change in their communities. She was initiated into indigenous plant medicine at age 7 and was able to heal from colon cancer on an strictly plant medicine protocol. She currently travels the world educating on indigenous healing practices and establishing traditional wellness centers. Want to hear what is was like to be raised by a dozen teenagers in a village? Her unconventional upbringing is covered in “The Formula: Unlocking the Secrets to Raising Highly Successful Children” by Harvard economist Ronald Ferguson and award-winning journalist Tatsha Robertson. Her accolades include, but are not limited to: - 2022: Missoko Bwiti - Recognized as Maboundi Namodanga - 2021: Hiwayawa Taino - Recognized as Bohuti - 2021: COLOR - Publisher's Award for Innovative Achievement - 2019: El Mundo Boston - 30 under 30 Most Influential Latino Leaders Award - 2018: Chica Project - "Mentor of the Year" Award - 2016: Hubspot - L4 Services Award - 2011: Strong Women, Strong Girls - "Above and Beyond Mentor"