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Born in Mexico City, Camacho-Ruiz first moved to the U.S. at the age of 14, where she quickly learned both English and German. In 2006, she launched JJR Marketing, an award-winning marketing and public relations firm based in the western suburbs that focuses on establishing and expanding the marketing strategies of people and brands along with creating successful digital marketing content. 

In addition to her marketing and PR firm, Camacho-Ruiz is the founder of Fig Factor Media, which focuses on international book publishing specializing in self-development, anthologies, business and children's books with messages of inspiration and encouragement. She also is the creator of Today's Inspired Latina books series, a two-time cancer survivor, and, since 2017, on of only a few Latina small airplane pilots in the U.S.

Hernandez grew up the son of Mexican immigrants and migrant workers, finding a passion for science and math as a child and eventually fulfilling a lifelong goal of working for NASA. 

Following his undergraduate and graduate studies in electrical engineering, Hernandez joined a commercial partner in assisting with the development of the first full-field digital mammography imaging system used to identify the early stages of breast cancer. In 2009, Hernandez served as a mission specialist aboard NASA's STS-128 NASA, traveling more than 5.7 million miles in space in two weeks and helping provide maintenance of the International Space Station.

TV and Radio Personality- Univision 

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