Vannia De La Cuba

Vannia De La Cuba is a public servant with more than 30 years of experience in civic engagement, public policy, and community building in Pasadena and the surrounding region. She currently serves as Deputy to Pasadena Mayor Victor M. Gordo, where she supports citywide and regional initiatives that connect residents, community organizations, and government partners to local and regional resources. Known for her ability to build trust and advance collaborative solutions, she has helped shape policies that support families, strengthen neighborhoods, expand early childhood development and youth education opportunities, and promote affordable housing. 

Her recent leadership has also included coordinating community response efforts such as the Eaton Fire Collaborative and supporting immigrant families during times of uncertainty. Vannia previously served 17 years as a Field Representative in Pasadena’s 5th District and began her career working in immigrant rights, violence prevention, and family services organizations. 

She is a graduate of Pasadena Unified School District schools and the University of Southern California and serves on multiple local boards and committees focused on education, health, and community well-being. In 2023, she was recognized as a Woman of Distinction for her leadership and service. Above all, Vannia is a proud mother of three sons—Daniel, Gabo, and Andres—and finds joy in spending time with her family, including her rescued pittie, Moya.