DreamN2Action is a public relations practice founded by  Connie Hernandez, who  has extensive experience in strategically and creatively marketing messages to diverse publics including multi-cultural groups in English, Spanish and French.

She offers a rare insight to strategic community relations as she has worked on social and cause-related marketing activities with volunteers, top private companies, non-profit organizations that include, United Way, American Red Cross, Goodwill Industries and Catholic Charities, among many others. Hernandez started a media relations program that helped raise visibility and positive awareness of United Way in the English and Spanish language markets of Miami-Dade County. Her work in strategizing and delivering ambitious media and p r. campaigns include:

• Raising visibility of special events such as the largest wine and food event in Florida, The Biltmore Great South Florida Wine Festival. inaugural gala cruises aboard Royal Caribbean and Carnival Cruise Lines to a Year of the Tiger Chinese New Year Gala and an annual Mayor’s Ball hosted by Miami-Dade’s Mayor Alex Penelas;
• Organizing special events, seminars, tours and roundtable discussions for a Latin American journalist program funded by United States Agency of International Development (USAID);
• Coordinating press conferences and generating media attention surrounding issues on a Community Report Card that revealed that children are in trouble in Miami-Dade County;
• Media blitz on a hurricane-relief benefit concert, "Dando una Mano con Amor," featuring Latin Superstars from all over the world;
• Profiling the lives of Cuban refugees to raise needed funds to help them resettle in South Florida and publicizing the efforts of the Guantanamo Refugee Assistance Project (GRASP);
• Publicizing a children’s initiative Success By 6, that featured the difference corporations such as Publix Supermarkets and Royal Caribbean are making by investing in children early on in their lives:
• Serving on the Marketing Committee of the WAGES Coalition where she produced and marketed a "From Welfare to Work!" video to help businesses understand the importance of hiring former welfare recipients to make welfare reform work in the community.