Social Selling Coordinator at Lincoln-Goldfinch Law

It is without a doubt that migrating to other countries can be challenging. However, this is the only option many people across the globe are faced with daily. It could be because of a lack of opportunities, discrimination, or hardships in their native land but many people are forced to immigrate to other countries in search of a better future.

Being part of the Marketing department at Lincoln-Goldfinch Law brings me joy and satisfaction, knowing that the work we put in, which is communication, is heard by those in need, and by that they can take the right path toward their immigration status. Their success stories not only reaffirm my commitment through the work that I do, but also feeds into my soul by knowing that I was able to help families, along with my teammates.

I am sure we have many more challenges ahead and battles to win but I believe with the dedication from all of us at Lincoln-Goldfinch Law and the Marketing department, we will be able to overcome any obstacle by doing what we do best, which is by guiding our clients through the immigration process and by bringing peace of mind and a fresh start to them and their beloved families.

I grew up in Puerto Vallarta alongside the beach. I enjoyed visiting my grandmother and playing with my cousins. I grew up surrounded by a very loving family. In my free time, I enjoy watching movies and T.V. shows and I also like spending time with my family and cats.

I’m a Graphic Designer. I’m interested in putting into practice how design can be a tool to communicate and teach others as well as how design can transmit messages in a more understandable way and thus support our society.

I had the opportunity to live in Canada and see beyond what surrounds me. I like to think that the world has no barriers and that it’s not complicated to supersede any that exist, it only takes support to achieve one’s goals. I feel fortunate to be at Lincoln-Goldfinch Law and know that it is possible to reach my goals.

My name Yunuen, and I was born in Queretaro, Mexico. I immigrated to the United States when I was six years old, and grew up moving around the Southern states –Georgia, Florida and Alabama–before eventually settling in Austin, Texas when I was 14 years old.

Growing up as a young, undocumented kid was very difficult at first. I didn’t have a full grasp of the English language and was sometimes teased for having an accent.

Although times were tough, my mother did not give up once and taught me the importance of resilience, compassion and respect for others, as well as the need to have a good moral compass in the face of uncertainty and injustice. Because of this, I know that my purpose in life is to be of service to my community, and to always stand up for what I believe is right.

When I was 15, I became a DACA recipient, and this opened so many doors for me. Having a work permit allowed me many opportunities that I would never have had otherwise. I graduated from Texas State University in 2020 with a degree in Journalism & Mass Communication (Digital Media concentration) and a minor in Diversity Studies. Currently, I am working on a masters’ degree in Sustainability Studies. I also have a background in sociology and philosophy.

I work at Lincoln-Goldfinch Law because I love helping people, and it brings me great joy to use my knowledge and skills to provide support for underrepresented communities. I know what it’s like to feel helpless, or like you don’t belong, and I fight every day to make sure other people don’t have to feel like that.

Administrative Assistant at Lincoln-Goldfinch Law