- June 15, 2021
- Posted by: Stratford Team
- Category: Business
“Qué Pasa NJ?,” a 30-minute show on public television that showcases the achievements of the Hispanic community, won three Telly Awards.
The show, which is hosted and produced by Carlos Medina — the CEO and president of the Statewide Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey — is filmed in New Jersey. It just completed its second season.
The show was honored in three national television categories: D&I, Cultural and Public Interest/Awareness.
Medina said he started the show to fill a gap in television programming, which he says lacks positive representation and success stories of Latin Americans — including Hispanic business leaders.
Medina also serves as president of Robinson Aerial, a mapping and engineering consulting firm in Hackettstown.
“The Hispanic community is a thriving economic bloc and market — in New Jersey alone, (it) contributes an annual $20 billion to the state economy and $1.5 trillion in the…
