Cynthia Burrola is a nonprofit leader whose work sits at the intersection of technology and social impact. With over 15 years of experience in operational strategy, capacity building, and network engagement, she currently serves as Director of Affiliate Engagement at UnidosUS, the largest Latino Civil Rights & Advocacy organization in the United States and Puerto Rico. There she leads efforts to strengthen a 300-member national network of Latino-serving organizations, ensuring that community voices are reflected in policy, programming, and digital transformation.
Cynthia has driven the development of digital tools and systems that improve service delivery and expand access for underserved communities. Her leadership in building virtual resource hubs and streamlining organizational processes has enabled her teams to operate with greater agility and responsiveness—critical in today’s fast-paced digital environment. She has also led national training initiatives that equip thousands of nonprofit practitioners with the skills and resources needed to better serve their communities.
A bilingual advocate with a BBA in Global Business and certifications in community leadership and learning systems, Cynthia is deeply committed to closing the digital divide and addressing the racial wealth gap. She has witnessed firsthand how limited access to technology and misinformation disproportionately affect Latino communities, particularly in moments of civic urgency and crisis.
Cynthia is based in Washington, DC, and is excited to join the Tech Leaders Fellowship to deepen her expertise in tech strategy and expand her impact through collaborative innovation.
