Beth has been awarded numerous awards from local, state, federal, corporate, and nonprofit organizations for her leadership, commitment to the community and advocacy against social injustice.  She is regarded as a unique and most respected colleague, associate, and friend of many persons within the County of Passaic and the State of New Jersey. It’s that perspective, her volunteer spirit, and a persistent dedication to improving her community that led to her to be named “Mujer de Impacto 2022” by Expo Finanzas Mujer in FL, Mujer Imparable” by by Telemundo and one of the “100 most Influential Latinos in New Jersey” by the Latino Spirit Index in 2022, 2020 & 2019.  She was also recognized by the Passaic County Board of Chosen Freeholders during “National Women’s History Month in March 2019 with the “Visionary Women: Champions of Peace & Nonviolence” award, by the North Jersey Federal Credit Union with the 2017 Woman History-Maker Award, and Passaic County Disability Advocacy Committee with the Salute of Champions for Disability Award in 2017. 

She takes social responsibility seriously to ensure that education and economic prosperity are still part of the American Dream.  She believes it is important to support and serve the community; to be an advocate for minorities, women, and individuals with disabilities. She has served on numerous boards which support and serve communities.  Some key boards include: Commissioner of the Wayne Township Disability Committee, Madame Chair of the Passaic County Workforce Investment Board, Chair of the Passaic County Advocacy and Abilities Committee and Diversity & Inclusion Chair of the American Association of University Women – Greater Wayne Area.

In 2020 Beth Co-Founded the Front-Line Appreciation Group of Greater Wayne (FLAG), a group that raised over $100K to help feed and support front-line health care workers and volunteers during the coronavirus pandemic while also keeping the 19 local-owned restaurants in business. Also, Chair or the Prospanica “Mujeres Brillantes Awards”.

Beth has two beautiful boys, one of which is Autistic and the inspiration to many of the things that she volunteers for.  She is also earned her Black Belt in Taekwondo in September 2011. Beth is a graduate with honors from Farleigh Dickinson University, where she earned an M.B.A., in Finance, and a B.S. in Accounting.