Luis Felipe Fernández-Salvador y Campodónico, known as the VI Marquis of Lises, was honored at the Hispanic Prosperity Gala in Mar-a-Lago, Florida, recognizing his significant global contributions. The event spotlighted his leadership alongside other notable figures, including Argentina's President Javier Milei and Madrid's President Isabel Díaz Ayuso. The gala aimed to celebrate and amplify Hispanic leadership across political, economic, business, and cultural domains.

The gala featured thousands of Andean roses displayed by The Embassy of Nature (TEON), emphasizing its mission of enhancing environmental diplomacy and cultural initiatives. TEON, founded by the Marquis, serves as an international institution focusing on sustainable development intertwined with cultural and business elements. Its goal is to turn natural heritage into a platform for growth, enhancing global awareness of environmental and cultural issues.

This recognition at a high-profile event highlights the Marquis's role in fostering Hispanic leadership and sustainability. By combining cultural heritage with eco-conscious business models, initiatives like TEON are crucial in addressing global environmental challenges while promoting cultural values. Such honors reinforce the importance of Hispanic leaders in shaping policy and economic frameworks internationally, encouraging further engagement from Latin American communities in global discourses.