 Forward/Adelante, Virginia’s first bilingual business journal,is distributed quarterly throughout Central Virginia. Since 2008 our readership has grown from 3,500 to now reaching over 10,000.
The primary objective of Forward/Adelante is to encourage all Virginians to focus on the wonderful contributions being made by the newest members of our dynamic business environment...those that have come from South and Central America, the Islands, Spain, Mexico and other parts of the world seeking the security and the freedom to pursue the unlimited opportunities in the areas of trade, education, business, and the arts.
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 OLGA MORSE – EXECUTIVE EDITOR
Olga brings over 15 years of experience as a Real Estate Associate Broker in the greater Charlottesville area and Augusta County. She has managed a portfolio of $5 million in production from 2003 to 2006. By successfully marketing to the Latino community and to first time home-buyers, Olga quickly gained a strong and supportive following in the market place. Her efforts gained her the prestigious Virginia Housing Development Award in 2005.
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 IVO TOMASINI – MARKETING DIRECTOR
Ivo Tomasini is the Marketing Director for Forward/Adelante. A company he helped jump start with Olga Morse. Ivo is also the Founder of 57interest, a web & design company headquartered in New York. He has managed many web projects from inception to completion throughout New York, Virginia and Florida. His expertise is based in Copy Writing, Search Engine Optimization, Organic Search Engine Marketing, and Project Management. In July of 2008, he helped launch Forward/Adelante, a new print and Internet publication dedicated to providing creative brand exposure opportunities between Spanish and English speaking business owners in Virginia.
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 Gil Fernandez is a native of Managua, Nicaragua but grew up in Miami and attended high school in Los Angeles. Thanks to the places he has lived, he's been exposed to many cultures and ethnic groups, including those within the Hispanic culture.
Gil served in the U.S. Navy from '94 to 98 and was stationed in Norfolk, VA. He fell in love with Virginia and decided to stay. Since the Navy, Gil has been a bridge between Latinos and Americans. First at a law firm in the Latin American Division in Charlottesville and and after that as a self-employed legal interpreter in Harrisonburg. He also taught conversational Spanish to professionals and travelers.
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 DON MORSE – EDITOR IN CHIEF Don Morse is the Forward/Adelante's Editor In Chief, a role he has gladly taken up due to love of the English and Spanish language and his expert eye for proper grammer. Don is also the Founder and Principal Broker of The Land Store, LTD. and Homes and Land Realtors. In addition to being a broker, Don has also received the Virginia Land Specialist designation. Don has presented several land-oriented seminars to his colleagues primarily in the Central Virginia area and is widely recognized amongst his colleagues as a dedicated and knowledgeable specialist in the marketing and sale of land. He has participated in the sale and or listing of over $150 million worth of land in the greater Charlottesville area.
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 MICHELLE BRADEN – BUSINESS STRATEGIST
Michelle Braden has been coaching and training for seventeen years. She is an advanced certified human behavior consultant, certified business coach and facilitator of GET CLIENTS NOW! Michelle has a passion to develop authentic leaders at all levels and them partner with them to empower others. Michelle has successfully coached and trained: business owners, executives, non-profit organizations, teams, new managers and individuals in transition. She specializes in assisting leaders with their greatest asset – their team! Check out Michelle's coaching advice articles at Ask Coach Michelle.
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 (Español) Karen "Karina" Hemmer Tarbell grew up in Charlottesville and graduated from Albemarle High School. She earned a B.A. in Spanish at Guilford College, spending a semester studying in Guadalajara, Mexico, and later pursued a career as a pastor. She lived in Southern California for 15 years, utilizing her fluency in Spanish to work with the Latino community through various churches and non-profit organizations. Additional professional experience includes teaching high school Spanish and working as a legal editor. Karina enjoys salsa dancing, eating at the great local restaurants, spending time with her family and friends, and getting to know new people.
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