Mayor Bass Announces Appointment of El Pueblo General Manager

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Mayor Karen Bass appointed Domenika Lynch as the new General Manager of El Pueblo de Los Angeles, making her the first Latina in this role. Lynch aims to revitalize the historic site, preparing it for major events while fostering community engagement. Mayor Bass emphasized the importance of preserving El Pueblo's history and activating it as a cultural hub. Lynch expressed her commitment to collaborating with local leaders and the community to enhance El Pueblo's vibrancy. Councilmember Ysabel Jurado highlighted the necessity of bold leadership to honor El Pueblo's legacy.

Lynch brings over two decades of experience in community building and strategic leadership, having previously led the Aspen Institute Latinos and Society Program. Her appointment signifies a step forward for underrepresented communities in Los Angeles. As El Pueblo gears up for upcoming events, Lynch's leadership is expected to attract both returning and new visitors.

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