Yolanda Serrano-Pacheco, a New York City dynamo, has been the bedrock of legal excellence at the Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) for an impressive 31 years and counting. With a career that began in October 1993, she has navigated the complexities of paralegal work with the grace of a ballet dancer and the precision of a watchmaker. Her colleagues often joke that she possesses an uncanny ability to decipher legal jargon faster than most can say “due diligence.”

At LISC, Yolanda has not only honed her skills but has also become the go-to guru for all things legal and bureaucratic. Her unparalleled expertise in managing intricate contracts and supporting community development initiatives is surpassed only by her talent for making even the dullest meetings feel like Broadway shows—complete with witty anecdotes and occasional interpretive dance moves.

Outside her paralegal prowess, Yolanda is known for her legendary potluck contributions; her homemade empanadas have earned their own fan club within LISC’s office. A self-proclaimed coffee aficionado, she believes no challenge is too great when fueled by a perfectly brewed cup of java.

When she"s not busy changing lives through legal support or charming colleagues with her culinary delights, you might find Yolanda exploring New York"s hidden gems or volunteering at local shelters—always ready to lend a helping hand with a smile that could light up Times Square.

In every sense, Yolanda Serrano-Pacheco embodies dedication and charisma, proving daily that behind every great organization is an even greater paralegal.