Katherine Davalos Ortega
Treasurer of the United States Katherine Ortega was born on July 16, 1934 into a family of 9 other children, and had a strong emphasis on education. So it was no surprised that she graduated from high school with high honors and flying colors. She was very well educated in the subject of business and wanted to pursue that career after she graduated. She completed the requirements to teach high school business courses but was advised that being Latino decreased her chances of finding a teaching position in Eastern New Mexico. So her hard work would all be for nothing? She disagreed with this and would not let it bring her down. So with great determination, she decided to work at her family’s restaurant at a starting point. Next, Ortega achieved endless accomplishments. She became lic
Yes, her accomplishments are numerous but they are well deserved because she worked very hard to earn every one of them. She remains and inspiration to women all over the world and to members of the Hispanic community. That’s why she still stands out as a great role model for young children of not just Hispanic decent, but of all nationalities. With a position that high, it came with a lot of responsibilities. She oversaw the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, the United States Mint, and the United States Savings Bond Division to which she became the national director for. She also supervised 5,000 employees and with hard work, managed an outstanding budget of over $340 million. With all this, she still had time to be a member of the Secretary of the Treasury’s senior staff. Probably one of her most rewarding jobs
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