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FIND THE RIGHT MEMBERSHIP FOR YOUR ORGANIZATIONAscénto organizational membership connects businesses, nonprofits, employers, and educational institutions with Wisconsin's growing Latino professional community. Through membership, organizations can invest in their people, strengthen workplace culture, and build meaningful relationships across the state. Explore the membership options below to find the right fit for your organization's goals. Develop your people. Strengthen your workplace. Connect with Latino talent. Build deeper relationships with our comunidad.
Designed for entrepreneurs, microenterprises, and small businesses looking to increase visibility, build professional relationships, access business development resources, and connect with other entrepreneurs and community partners. Standard Includes membership for up to 15 employees, business visibility across Ascénto platforms, access to the member directory, opportunities to share your business with our network, and access to business and professional development. Solopreneur & Startup Receive the same benefits as Standard Small Business membership at a reduced rate for solopreneurs and startups.
Designed for nonprofits looking to increase visibility, connect employees to professional development, recruit diverse board and committee members, and build relationships across the Ascénto network. Standard For organizations with up to 99 employees. Includes membership for up to 20 employees, organizational visibility, opportunities to share programs and initiatives, and connections to professionals, students, and Board Pipeline Initiative graduates. Enhanced For organizations with 100 or more employees. Includes all Standard benefits, plus membership for up to 40 employees. LOOKING FOR A CUSTOMIZED PARTNERSHIP?Employer and higher education memberships offer additional opportunities to engage your employees, students, and organization with Ascénto. Explore the options below, then connect with Isabella Rivera, Development Director, to discuss your organization's goals and find the right membership level.
Designed for employers looking to connect with Latino professionals and students, develop and retain talent, increase organizational visibility, and create opportunities for employees to engage with Ascénto. Standard Includes membership for up to 15 employees, organizational recognition, opportunities to share initiatives with the Ascénto network, and access to engagement, recruitment, speaking, and hosting opportunities. Enhanced Includes all Standard benefits, plus membership for up to 25 employees, a new member highlight, and the opportunity to host a targeted Lunch & Learn. Champion Includes all Enhanced benefits, plus unlimited employee memberships and expanded opportunities for storytelling, hosting, visibility, and career promotion.
Designed for colleges and universities looking to strengthen professional and leadership development, connect students to career opportunities, and deepen their engagement with Latino students and professionals. Standard Recommended for institutions new to Ascénto. Includes membership for up to 20 employees, complimentary participation for students, institutional visibility, and opportunities to engage with Ascénto programs and partners. Enhanced Designed for Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs), emerging HSIs, and institutions seeking deeper engagement with Latino students. Includes Standard benefits, plus unlimited employee memberships, complimentary one-year professional memberships for up to 40 recent graduates, and expanded opportunities for student collaboration. LET'S FIND THE RIGHT FITInterested in Employer, Corporate, or Higher Education membership? Connect with Isabella Rivera, Development Director, to talk through your organization's goals, explore membership options, and find the partnership that's right for you. EXPLORE THE FULL PARTNERSHIP GUIDELooking for all the details? Explore the Ascénto Partnership Guide for complete membership benefits, investment levels, partnership opportunities, and additional ways your organization can get involved. |
