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Political Outlook
Ana Navarro deftly analyzes the current political landscape with her signature no-holds-barred candor and larger-than-life personality. Part political commentary, part prognostication, she shares hilarious and enlightening insider stories about the movers and shakers driving the nation’s political conversations and the issues that will most effect the coming election cycle.
Politics and the Hispanic Vote
When talking about voter demographics, most analysts describe the Hispanic vote as a giant monolith that will put its full weight singularly into politics in the coming years. While it is true that the Hispanic population is growing rapidly in numbers and political power, there are many nuances, intricacies, and regional differences amongst the voters. Navarro analyzes the current political environment from the perspective of the Hispanic voter, highlighting what organizations need to understand about this demographic’s interests. With her signature no-holds-barred candor and larger-than-life personality, she shares hilarious stories about the inner working of politics and the issues that will drive Hispanic voters to (or from) the voting booths
Hispanic and Latin American Issues
Ana Navarro has dedicated most of her life to working on issues important to the Hispanic community, including immigration, foreign policy, education, healthcare, and the economy. Tailored to her audience’s chosen topic, she shares entertaining stories as she outlines the issues and explains what audiences need to know.
Women in Politics
Ana Navarro shares insights and stories about being a female immigrant and the challenges she has faced in her political career. She explores the top political issues of the day spun through the female voter’s perspective and shares how organizations and politicians can appeal to this increasingly important voter block more effectively.
Ana Navarro speaks about women in the workplace: how to break boundaries, be bossy, and go for it
Well-known Republican strategist, political analyst for CNN, CNN en Español, and Telemundo, and Co-host on ABC’s The View ANA NAVARRO encourages women to be bold in their ambition, and encourages the men and women around them to support, hire, train and promote them. "Women have got to get more comfortable saying, 'I am woman, hear me roar,'" she shares. "Do not be afraid to speak up, because if you don't, someone else will do it for you." Navarro is the high-energy inspiration women in the workplace want to hear right now, encouraging women to find success on their own terms, use womanhood as a strength, and go for what they want.
Navarro speaks about the importance of having a network of women friends, mentors, and mentees, why women need to stick together and support each other rather than be in competition, and why she loves being called “bossy.” As she makes warm comments about sisterhood, she also keeps audiences laughing, joking about being a woman in the workplace with relatable experiences and more.
Watch Navarro discuss the strength of women > >
Ana Navarro is a well-known Republican strategist, political analyst for CNN, CNN en Español, and Telemundo, and co-host of ABC’s The View, where she co-hosts one day a week. The Miami New Times named her a “Republican power-consultant,” and the Tampa Bay Times called her “a sought-after voice in Republican politics and an adviser for any presidential hopeful,” saying, “with confidants Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio she is poised to play a big role in the GOP response to immigration reform and Hispanic outreach.” Respected on both sides of the aisle for her straight shooting and candor, Navarro frequently appears in the media, sought after by Meet the Press, Bill Maher’s Real Time, Anderson Cooper 360, and The View, to name a few. “Ana speaks the truth, and she is willing to speak the truth to power without reservation…She has the ear of lots of elected officials,” said Republican consultant Brett O’Donnell. She is in touch with the political issues people are talking about, and in presentations, she discusses the latest hot button issues in politics, giving audiences an insider’s view of the upcoming elections and a roadmap for where the country is headed.
Navarro most recently served as the national Hispanic co-chair for Governor Jon Huntsman’s 2012 campaign and the national co-chair of John McCain’s Hispanic Advisory Council in 2008, where she was also the national surrogate for the McCain 2008 campaign. She has played a role in several federal and state races in Florida. She served on Governor Jeb Bush’s transition team in 1998 and was his first director of immigration policy in the Executive Office of the Governor.
In 2001, she served as ambassador to the United Nation’s Human Rights Commission, devoting much of her energy to condemning human rights abuses in Cuba. In 1999, she worked in the private sector, representing private and public clients on federal issues, particularly related to immigration, trade, and policy affecting Central America. In 1997, she was a special advisor to the government of Nicaragua and was one of the primary advocates for NACARA (Nicaraguan Adjustment and Central American Relief Act).
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