Sandra Guzman

A former Associate Editor of The New York Post, Sandra Guzman is an Emmy Award-winning journalist and author of the critically acclaimed book, "The Latina's Bible: The Nueva Latina's Guide to Love, Spirituality and La Vida." With warmth, humor and I've-been-there wisdom, this book tackles the real world complications that many Latinas face today.

As the former Editor-in-Chief of Latina Magazine and veteran television producer, newspaper reporter and new media professional, Guzman is a leading expert in journalism targeting the United States Hispanic woman.

Guzman broke new ground in magazine publishing, as the editorial leader of the nation's first glossy bilingual magazine targeting U.S. Latinas. During her two years editing Latina Magazine, circulation at the start-up rose to a quarter of a million readers.

After leaving Latina Magazine, Guzman broke new ground on the Internet with the launch of SOLOELLA.com, a bilingual content and interactive website for Hispanic women in the United States and around the globe. Guzman served as its first content director and Editor-in-Chief.

Before launching SOLOELLA.com and leading Latina Magazine to unprecedented success, Guzman was a television producer at New York's top-rated morning show, Good Day New York (WNYW-Fox TV). While at Fox, Guzman delivered culturally relevant features that depicted New York's diverse communities.

Guzman previously worked as a producer at Telemundo's evening news (WNJU-TV). In 1995, she won an Emmy for "The Cuban Embargo (Embargo Contra Cuba)"- a half-hour groundbreaking special on the U.S. embargo against the island nation. It was the station's first News and Public Affairs Programming Emmy.

Guzman began her career as a general assignment reporter at El Diario/La Prensa, New York's largest and oldest Spanish-language newspaper.

Guzman holds a BA in history and philosophy from Rutgers University. Recently, she was among seven university alumni honored for outstanding leadership and contribution to the arts. She also is a member of the Board of the Smithsonian National Board for Latino Initiatives.