Networking about various programs to assist small business owners and future students is a passion of mine. I have lived in a family business to which often state I never had a childhood I had a“businesshood”. I thank my Parents everyday for the experiences I could never buy with textbooks. I am closer to my family and respect local economy with a face value. An individual who chooses to employ ot
her fellow citizens of their city are the foundation of establishing our local economy. It is a brave, independent, courageous and nerve wrecking process that warrants support from other business owners who have succeeded and even those who have failed. Currently Michelle has served as a seasonal loan officer for the United States Small Business Administration Office of Disaster Assistance since 2005. Coronado’s is currently operating in the Texas Christian University area at 3113 S. University Drive Suite 301 Fort Worth, TX 76109. Business consultant, public relations, marketing, social media marketing and networking are just a few of the services available. The Tailoring and Event planning are services available by appointment. Michelle Coronado Arnold is a Master Tailor, accomplished in fundraising for local nonprofits and an educator. A native of Fort Worth, Texas Maria Michelle Coronado has served in various Hispanic community organizations since 1976. Her Parents, Robert R. and Lucy Gasca Coronado owned a small business of tailoring since 1968. Michelle grew up attending Saint Andrew’s Catholic Church to which she has served as a volunteer teacher for Faith Formation for the last sixteen years. In 1985, Michelle became one of twelve to break a racial barrier by becoming a Charter member of the Fort Worth Hispanic Debutante Association. A graduate of R.L. Paschal High School in 1987, attending college Michelle Coronado received an award for the top recruiter for the state of Texas with the Hispanic Women’s Network, representing the Fort Worth Chapter. The student rate for membership was a key factor agenda that was influenced by Michelle Coronado due to the outlook was the future of all Hispanics. A graduate of Tarrant County Junior College Michelle became more involved in creating various community events sponsored by the Coronado’s for scholarship fundraising for any Hispanic student seeking higher education
History of Positions for organizations served: Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Ambassador 2011-2012, Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce Ambassador 2010-2011, Guzman 23 Foundation Vice President benefitting Alzheimer’s patients 2010, Northeast Tarrant County Chamber of Commerce Ambassador 1996, LULAC 1991,Hispanic Women’s Network Vice President of Membership 1990, Hispanic Debutante Association of Fort Worth Charter Member 1985, International Good Neighbor Council 1985, Lena Pope Home, Manuel Jara Foundation, National Kidney Foundation and Samaritan House.
