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Steve Moya
Steve Moya
In an increasingly complex world, those with broad and varied backgrounds are best suited to find bolder solutions for organizations and people. By always
challengi...view moreSteve Moya
In an increasingly complex world, those with broad and varied backgrounds are best suited to find bolder solutions for organizations and people. By always
challenging the status quo and connecting ideas from different fields, Steve Moya has been able to guide groups to new and better outcomes. His experience
and knowledge comes from a background that includes the corporate, entrepreneurial, public, and consulting fields, and companies and entities that include
Univision; the Los Angeles City Council; Moya, Villanueva and Associates; and Humana Inc.
Born in East Los Angeles into a family that immigrated to the United States in the late 1920s, he has firsthand knowledge of the challenges that Latinos
and other populations face in their efforts to advance. He has supported the community through involvement with Latino organizations in areas as diverse as
political empowerment, literacy, policy research, the arts, and many educational initiatives.
What distinguishes Moya’s writing is his critical thinking, which builds from his expertise in change management, strategy development, trend analysis,
communications, marketing, and situational analysis and planning. His view is that the world is becoming increasingly competitive, and those that advance
(whether people or companies) can’t simply do things slightly better—they must find new ways to meet the demands of the marketplace and society. While this
may be easier for organizations, all individuals can work at this and improve their lives. Take the use of social networks: in low-income neighborhoods,
people can connect either electronically or personally with neighbors to tap expertise, share resources, exchange services, and build skills to fill the
gaps in their lives and create opportunities for their children.view less