I’ve had the privilege of speaking and getting to know Cynthia Boyar Trejo, and it’s clear to me that she’s uniquely suited to represent Northeast El Paso. As a third-generation El Pasoan and an Andress High School graduate, Cynthia knows our community’s values and challenges firsthand.
As the founder of a nonprofit focused on underserved populations, she has over 20 years of business experience. Expanding economic growth and improving the quality of life for all Northeast residents is what she is dedicated to achieving with the help of those she will serve.
She is passionate and dedicated, as many of us are when it comes to changing the narrative about the Northeast and showcasing the potential for growth and opportunity. She is committed to community-driven solutions and ensuring the residents of Northeast El Paso have a voice because she genuinely understands the need to be heard and valued.
Solid leadership, years of executive coaching, and hands-on community work, I have no doubt she is ready to advocate for vital services, attract new businesses, and create opportunities that benefit all of El Paso.
Monica Tucker
- Founder, Black El Paso Voice/The Black Roundtable
- Community Activist, Advocate, Volunteer
- Mother, Grandmother
- Businesswoman
- Military Spouse – 34+ years
- El Pasoan – 28+ years
- Positivity Promoter – Since birth
Monica is the founder and publisher of Black El Paso Voice. She is an advocate fighting against racism and embracing positive community involvement. She is a lover of God, Puerto Rican cuisine, and the greatest defender of her family. She also enjoy House Music and swears it’s the best music on the planet!