Marlen Tejeda is an educator, independent educational consultant and social change facilitator in Conroe, Texas and Montgomery County.

She is the City of Conroe Hispanic Liaison, where she actively contributes to the creation and promotion of diverse programs related to the Hispanic community. Among these programs are free adult educational courses such as English as a Second Language, free GED classes, and free citizenship classes. Marlen engages in improving working conditions of day laborers, advocates for gender equality, as well as social assistance for the terminally ill.

Marlen is the founder and Chair of the Alliance of New Americans, a 501C-3 non profit organization, former Chair of the Conroe Hispanic Task Force, active Vice Chair of the Greater Conroe Latino Chamber of Commerce, active volunteer administrator of the Day Labor Site, active volunteer Board Member of The Oscar Johnson Center and past volunteer Deputy Registrar in Montgomery County.

Marlen presides over and collaborates with various non-profit organizations to offer the best resources to benefit the citizens of Conroe and Montgomery County.

Whether participating on a court committee to assist troubled teenagers, preparing U.S. residents to become citizens, or registering voters of all ages, Marlen is honored to serve the community she calls home.