N.A.O.F CEO "Adriana Montoya" Declared One of The Top Female Executives This Year

GOTHA, Fla. - Sept. 21, 2015 - PRLog -- Recently this year, CEO and founder of the National American Outreach Foundation “Adriana Montoya” was named one of the top female executives in the world. Due to her constant determination and methods of revolutionizing marketing techniques, Ms.Montoya was able to develop a well known name and branding after her figure. Ms.Montoya has a very expansive history in the world of marketing and business. One of Ms.Montoya’s first positions included being an executive coordinator for world renowned company DDB Needham Worldwide Peru. Montoya totes many respectable honors and accomplishments throughout her career including being the director of marketing for Vistana resorts.

As of now, Montoya focuses her attention primarily on giving back to the communities she feels are most in need. Montoya has a primary focus on building education up in communities that are either financially or educationally deprived. By providing outlets, resources, and knowledge from the experience Montoya has acquired throughout the years. It is through this that she gives communities a fighting chance. Montoya does not stop there however. Montoya understands the power behind community and strength in numbers. She brings many resources to her non-profit organization through many methods such as incorporating involvement from current community leaders, philanthropists, and speakers.

One of the most notable ventures that Montoya has embarked on is the creation of National American Institute of technology, NATECH. NATECH is a subsidiary of the N.A.O.F. project. NATECH aims to build a resourceful community center in the heart of Windermere, FL providing not only an outlet to families in need, but an outlet for an entire community to socialize and network. One of Montoya’s primary passions involves bridging the differences in social classes through education of both ends of the spectrums. Adriana Montoya  understands that not only do people have to be taught how to adapt to their surroundings, but also how to accept others that may come from different backgrounds. Project NATECH aims to provide this kind of community counseling that is needed to ensure the best communication possible. The venture for NATECH  does not stop here however. Eventually NATECH  plans to undertake a transition into a full blown institute providing training and education for communities that need it most. Recognized by many of her peers and the community as a very noble mission, Adriana Montoya strives to deliver on her promise.

As of now NATECH  is currently seeking funding for accomplishing its mission. The NAOF is seeking help in the form of resources, volunteering, and donations. If you are interested in possibly assisting with this venture, please feel free to visit the NAOF’s primary website at www.naof.us. You will be greeted with a slew of information related to the organization's primary alignment and its various sub-projects that it has occurring. In the meanwhile, Montoya is continuing her fight for the communities that rely on her. Keeping in mind the extra-ordinary mission accomplishments that she has already achieved, you may be sure that Montoya’s new mission’s success is not too far out.