Vote Now for Coors Light 2016 Líder of the Year

Winner Will Receive $25,000 Grant to Develop Hispanic Community
Program

CHICAGO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#climbon–Coors Light announces this year’s Líderes, a group of 12 outstanding
Latino leaders of legal drinking age who have demonstrated a commitment
to empower their communities. The 12 líderes were nominated by
national and local nonprofit organizations and selected by Coors Light
based on their achievements and impact in the Latino community. Coors
Light believes in rewarding the dedication and tenacious spirit of
emerging leaders who selflessly work hard to achieve success by helping
others. The nominees are philanthropists, artists, community organizers,
entrepreneurs and volunteers. One of the 12 líderes will become the 2016
Coors Light Líder of the Year through an online public voting
competition.

Online voting takes place at CoorsLightLideres.com
through 4:00 pm CST, October 28, 2016. The winner will receive a $25,000
grant to develop a community leadership program with their nonprofit
organization in partnership with Coors Light. Voting rules and
restrictions apply. Must be 21 years or older. Void where prohibited.

“Through the Coors Light Líderes program, we have the opportunity to
create awareness about 12 outstanding Latino leaders who are taking on
new challenges to inspire others and make a difference to improve the
quality of life in communities across the country,” said Karina Diehl,
Director, Community Commerce and Partnerships at MillerCoors. “For the
past decade, the Líderes program has recognized the unique
accomplishments of 148 leaders. I look forward to awarding the 2016
Líder of the Year with a $25,000 grant that will help support the Latino
community.”

The 2016 Coors Light Líderes are:

• Alexander Almonte, New York, NY, nominated by Selective
  Corporate Internship Program
• Leonardo Álvarez, Central Florida, FL, nominated by CareerSource
  Central Florida
• Alberto Ávalos, Los Angeles, CA, nominated by Hispanic
  Heritage Foundation
• Agustina Besada, Brooklyn, NY, nominated by Sure We Can, Inc.
• Julio César Casado Jr., Bronx, NY, nominated by La
  Unidad Latina Foundation
• Carlos A. Colón, Denver, CO, nominated by mpowered
• Fernando Díaz, Chicago, IL, nominated by Prospanica
• Miriam E. Frías, Fort Worth, Texas, nominated by Hispanic
  Wellness Coalition
• Patricia Mota, Chicago, IL, nominated by Hispanic Alliance for
  Career Enhancement
• Yinia Ramírez, Bronx, NY, nominated by BronxWorks
• Leslie Roybal, Jersey City, NJ, nominated by Flamenco Vivo
• Anette Soto, Fort Worth, TX, nominated by Hispanic Women’s
  Network of Texas

Since 2006, the Coors Light Líderes program has raised awareness and
highlighted the achievements of national and local leaders within the
Hispanic community. The Coors Light Líderes program offers
up-and-coming Latino professionals leadership tools, counsel and
networking opportunities. In partnership with the non-profit
organization Denver Film Society, 2015 Coors Light Líder of the Year
Joanna Cintrón used the $25,000 grant to develop CineLatino, a program
designed to help Latinos pursue filmmaking in front of and behind the
camera.

Join the conversation at CoorsLightLideres.com,
www.facebook.com/CoorsLightLideres,
LinkedIn
and on Twitter using @coorslightlider.

About Coors Brewing Company

Coors Brewing Company was founded in 1873 by Adolph Coors, who chose the
Clear Creek Valley in Golden, Colo., for his new brewery because of the
pure water in the nearby Rocky Mountain springs. The brewery’s original
and most enduring beer is Coors Banquet (Coors.com,
Facebook.com/CoorsBanquet), still brewed exclusively in Golden using
only Rocky Mountain water and high-country barley. Coors Light
(CoorsLight.com, Facebook.com/CoorsLight, @CoorsLightLider on Twitter)
was introduced in 1978 and now is the second-best-selling beer in the
United States. Triple-filtered smooth Keystone Light (KeystoneLight.com,
Facebook.com/KeystoneLight) is one the country’s most popular economy
beers. Coors Brewing Company operates in the United States and Puerto
Rico as part of MillerCoors, a joint venture of SABMiller plc and Molson
Coors Brewing Company. Learn more at MillerCoors.com, at
Facebook.com/MillerCoors or on Twitter through @MillerCoors.

About Great Beer Great Responsibility

“Great Beer, Great Responsibility” is MillerCoors commitment to creating
a positive and meaningful impact on the social, environmental and
economic issues that affect our business, employees and other
stakeholders. MillerCoors sustainability strategy and 2020 goals focus
on the three areas where it has the greatest impact: Alcohol
Responsibility, Environmental Sustainability and People and Communities.
Visit www.millercoors.com/sustainability for
more information.

Contacts

MillerCoors
Kenneth Harley, 312.496.2973
kenneth.harley@millercoors.com
or
Comunicad
Maria
Ibañez, 703.807.0500
mi@comunicad.com