2007 Awarded the “Leadership” Award - Convocatoria De Mujeres Hispanas 2007 Presented with a RESOLUTION by Mayor of Orange County Honorable Rich Crotty (Richard T. Crotty) and Orange County Commissioner Mildred Fernandez, District 3 resolving that “Elizabeth Hernandez, owner of EH Modeling and creator/founder of motivational seminar series “Mujer Tu Puedes! (Woman, You Can!)”, be recognized for the valuable contributions to the continuous empowerment of Women as local, state and national leaders”. 2008 Featured on the segment “Triunfadores” Noticias - Telemundo 2009 Awarded the “Women Who Make A Difference” Award, Executive Business Category presented by LaPrensa Newspaper, an ImpreMedia Co. 2009 Nominated to the Orlando Business Journal “Forty Under 40" Award (recognizing 40 outstanding business professionals under the age of 40). Volunteer services Guest Speaker. Conference. Ministerio Mujer Llena de Gracia, a ministry dedicated to provide assistance to battered and abused women (abused physically, mentally, and emotionally. Speaker/Orator of a motivational workshop for the youth and adult emphasizing on the personal growth of the individual in a spiritual, personal, and professional level. Convocatoria de Mujeres Hispanas: Main speaker during the opening ceremony and for the duration of the event; presenter of varies motivational workshops from the motivational seminar series “Mujer Tu Puedes-de limones, limonada!” – for the personal and professional development of all women – in body, mind and soul! Latino Leadership of Orlando Feria Back-To-School y Salud: Considering the high percentage of youth who are reprimanded for not dressing appropriately for school, with a few instances resulting in suspensions, Hernández wanted to present to our youth the importance of adopting and obeying the “Dress Code” established by our public schools, in a way that would be fun and “cool” for them while complying with the rules established by our school system. In order to entice their interest, she created a Fashion Show titled “Dress Cool for School”. This fashion show is developed and performed in a juvenile and very age-appropriate format to give the audience ideas to mix and match clothes that are appropriate under the school-dress code and yet “fashionable, hip!, cool and fun to wear!” Volunteer in the Teach-In school programs: Performing informal chats on etiquette and self-esteem to elementary and middle public schools. Volunteer Coordinator of a summer program titled “Highsmith Summer Character Development Series”: A governmental foster home for girls and boys ages 10–17, which emphasized the importance of developing our character and self-esteem. Volunteer