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Billboard’s Leila Cobo Honored by Fashion 4 Development: ‘Together, We Can Make Tangible Change’

Billboard 's co-chief content officer, presented by actor/singer Anthony Ramos, was recognized for preserving Latin culture through music.

Leila Cobo, co-chief content officer for Billboard, was honored by Fashion 4 Development on September 22 for her efforts in preserving Latin culture through music. The recognition took place at F4D's 14th annual Official First Ladies Luncheon during the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly. Honorees also included Veronica Berti Bocelli, Oscar de la Renta, and Ted Turner.

Cobo accepted the award at The Pier hotel in New York City, stating, "My longtime mission has been to highlight the achievements of Latin-centric artists and creatives, particularly in music, showcase their talents to the world and serve as a bridge between cultures." Evie Evangelou, founder and president of Fashion 4 Development, praised Cobo's work in preserving and celebrating Latin culture through music.

Co-hosted by Evolving and Dame Amanda Schumacher, the event emphasized the power of fashion as a force for culture, opportunity, and global development.

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