Javier has many accomplishments to be proud of, one of which is graduating from the Eller College of Management at the University of Arizona with honors and receiving both the Eller College of Management, Management and Organizations Department Head Student Award and the Eller College of Management Centurion Award.  Since graduation, he has been working full-time with the United States Government and operating two businesses.  One of these is Fast Prints USA, LLC, providing high-quality items to businesses all over the United States. During his time, he enjoys going on hikes, attending events around the community, and exploring the world.  

If you would like to contact Javier, please email him at Javier@DominguezLTD.Com or call (520) 975-3674.

Leamon Crooms graduated Cum Laude from the University of Arizona with a Bachelor’s degree in Biology. He will be pursuing a career in Ecology. 

Jessica Cox is a motivational speaker featured on TV shows like Ellen, CNN, National Geographic, Fox and Friends, and BBC News. Her speaking career spans 18 years, 28 countries, and audiences up to 40,000 people. Companies like AT&T, NASA, the Smithsonian, State Farm, and Cisco have asked her for inspirational workshops, keynotes, and more.

She was born without arms and uses her feet the way most people use their hands. Jessica grew up with frustration and anger, "Why me? Why do I have to be different?" She learned to see the blessings in her life and accept herself as a whole person. Now, Jessica flies airplanes, drives cars, is married, and otherwise lives a normal life.

Jessica is the author of Disarm Your Limits an autobiographical self-help book that has sold more than 10,000 copies. She also writes a monthly article for Flying Magazine. In 2020, Jessica announced plans to build The Impossible Airplane, a custom 200 mph, 4 seat airplane she will use to circumnavigate the world. When she's not flying off into the sunset, Jessica continues to train in Taekwondo, where she's a Fourth Degree Black Belt.

Imani Harvey serves as a new Power House member for the Wildcat Heroes. She graduated Cum Laude from the University of Arizona's Eller College of Management with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with Marketing Emphasis in 2021. She is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Marketing degree at Eller. Imani currently works as the Graduate Assistant for the Beyond Juneteenth Initiative educating the community on Black history in the Southwest. As a born and raised Tucsonan, Imani engages with her community every day. Her favorite place is in the sea of concertgoers or the dance studio with her friends!

Zeyad Abbker is currently a junior at the University of Arizona W.A. Franke Honors College. He is majoring in Middle East and North African Studies and minoring in Biochemistry. He is a refugee from Sudan and he was the recipient of the first Wildcat Hero of Heroes award in 2023. In his free time, he is involved in many extracurricular activities, in particular, volunteering. He volunteers at Owl & Panter as a refugee youth mentor, at the JFCS of Southern Arizona as a refugee resettlement volunteer, and at the University of Arizona Campus Pantry as a food distributor volunteer. These activities help Zeyad serve his mission of giving back to both the communities of Tucson and the University of Arizona which have greatly helped him and his family throughout his life. He is also the co-founder and president of the Arabic Language & Culture Club at the University of Arizona which assists ongoing efforts to encourage students to learn and become involved with Arabic as well as makes Arabic-speaking students feel more welcomed through a club that promotes their language and interests.

Carmen Bermúdez is a true powerhouse. She founded Mission Management & Trust Co. in 1994 as the first woman- and minority-owned trust company in the United States. Shortly after, in 1998, what started as an internship opportunity for University of Arizona students at Mission Management & Trust, came to become THE POWERHOUSE. Inspired by the “CNN Heroes” which honored individuals who contributed to humanitarian aid and with the help of this team of highly motivated and community-service oriented students, the Wildcat Heroes Award was then established to recognize the heroes who give back to our community.

Born in Costa Rica, Carmen came to the U.S. with her mother and worked tirelessly to bring her three siblings to Los Angeles, California. She was a professional bullfighter at just 18 years old, a career that taught her fearlessness and prepared her for the male-dominated business world. Ever a champion of hard work, she even became a triathlete at age 45, embracing the challenge of keeping up with athletes half her age. She served on the Board of Trustees at Xavier University in New Orleans and then on the University of Arizona Board for 6 years.

Beyond her professional achievements, Bermúdez is known for her infectious energy, mentorship, and deep commitment to the community. Her legacy of courage and discipline will continue to inspire.