Founder + Managing Member of The Law Office of Rosemarie Moyeno Matos LLC

Rosemarie Moyeno Matos serves as President of LUPE Fund, Inc. and is currently in her third year leading the organization, where she has played a central role in expanding its reach, strengthening its programming, and deepening its impact across New Jersey.
 
A seasoned attorney and civic leader, Rosemarie brings a strong track record of leadership at the intersection of law, policy, and community engagement. During her presidency, she has advanced LUPE’s mission to engage, educate, and empower Latinas by launching and growing the Power of Latinas Conference in partnership with Montclair State University, while continuing to invest in scholarship initiatives and other programs that create pathways for the next generation.
 
Her commitment to civic engagement extends beyond LUPE. In 2021, she was appointed by Governor Phil Murphy to serve as a Commissioner on the New Jersey Puerto Rico Commission, where she helps advance initiatives that strengthen ties between New Jersey and Puerto Rico and support the Puerto Rican community through policy, advocacy, and resource development.
 
Rosemarie’s dedication to access and opportunity is also reflected in the Nelys Moyeno Scholarship, which she co-sponsors with her brother in honor of their mother, Nelys Moyeno, a former Hoboken Councilwoman at Large and the first Latina Council President on the Hoboken City Council.
 
Professionally, she is the Founder and Managing Member of the Law Office of Rosemarie Moyeno Matos LLC, where she advises businesses, nonprofits, and municipalities onstrategy, compliance, and growth. She serves as Board Attorney to the City of East Orange Board of Cannabis Control and the City of Hoboken Cannabis Review Board and represents numerous cannabis license applicants and operators navigating the regulatory landscape.
 
A proud Latina of Puerto Rican descent, Rosemarie leads with a clear and consistent philosophy, build sustainable systems, expand access where barriers exist, and ensure that Latinas are not only at the table, but actively shaping the agenda.