Be Bold.
be determined.
BE SAVVY.
The Women Behind
BE Moxie
"Be Moxie is important to me because I want to help other women realize their true potential. Far too many women miss opportunities because of self-esteem, barriers, and just simply because they did not know it was available to them. Be Moxie is needed for this reason! Succeeding to me isn’t just about my own success, but how many others I can build a path or bridge for." - Joannie Diaz
Joannie graduated from Syracuse University with a BS in Finance and Economics. Raised in Fairfield County, CT her true roots go back to Peru where she goes to visit regularly. She loves to travel and find herself immersed in different cultures.
"Be Moxie is important to me because it helps me feel empowered about all I am capable of. It is needed so I can then pass on my knowledge, skills, network and positive outlook on life to other amazing women." - Aline Murta
Aline is the true definition of a New Yorker – a witty, but elegant, first generation American, whose parents are from Brazil. She graduated from Syracuse University with a degree in International Relations, with a focus on Latin America and Global Political Economy. She went on to receive her Master of Arts degree from the George Washington University in Latin American Studies, with a focus in International Business.
"Be Moxie is important to me because it’s created a platform for women like me to become empowered in all aspects of their lives. We need Be Moxie because we speak out of personal experiences and as first generation women looking to strike change in our societies." - Macia Batista
Macia Batista is a motivated Latina on the quest to strike change. Born in the Dominican Republic but raised a true New Yorker, she is always on the move between work, mentoring youth, and planning adventurous getaways with friends. Macia received a BS in Psychology from Le Moyne College.
