Leading the Unica team is Owner/CEO Nancy Galvan. A graduate of Fort Worth's North Side High School and the University of Texas at Arlington, she holds a degree in Advertising and Marketing. Mrs. Galvan is deeply committed to her community and serves on the boards of the Greater Dallas Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and DFW Hispanic 100, in addition to her previous involvement with the Greater Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce and North Side High School Legacy Foundation. In her role as CEO, she leads the company, shapes its vision and strategy, manages resources, builds relationships, and ensures compliance and sustainability. With over 17 years of experience in the custodial and facility operations industries, she brings a wealth of knowledge to the organization.

Unica's inception in 2007 marked its humble beginnings as a part-time janitorial service. Nancy Galvan, while working full-time as a Contracts Administrator at Bell Helicopter, ventured into the janitorial industry after extensive research revealed a significant demand for cleaning services in the DFW area. Despite the challenging economic climate at the time, her determination led her to start her own business. 

For the initial two years, Mrs. Galvan balanced her full-time job at Bell with her part-time janitorial business, gradually accumulating enough contracts to make the leap to full-time entrepreneurship. Today, Unica thrives, serving a diverse portfolio of clients such as the U.S. Federal Government, Department of Defense, General Services Administration, City of Irving, Texas, and Dallas' Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, just to name a few. 

Their name, Unica, often prompts curiosity from customers and partners who inquire about its meaning. Rooted in Nancy Galvan's upbringing as the only daughter among three older brothers, her mother affectionately referred to her as "La Unica" or "The Only Girl." Over time, this name became a symbol of her proud Mexican heritage and a constant reminder of her parents' relentless pursuit of a better life for their children. 

Beatriz (Betty) Manetta is President and CEO of Argent Associates Inc., a tech-centric, software development and integration firm with a national footprint and main offices in Edison, NJ and Plano, TX. 

Ms. Manetta holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting and Marketing from Rutgers University and a Master of International Studies from Seton Hall University. She was the recipient of the Beta Gamma Sigma Award from Seton Hall for her significant contributions to the strength and vitality of the economy combined with her business service achievement to humanity. 

Ms. Manetta spent over 20 years in Corporate America, primarily in the telecommunications industry, before leaving to launch Argent Associates Inc., in 1998. During her corporate career, she held national and international assignments in technical support, sales, human resources and quality management and control. 

Named as one of the TOP STEM 100 Executives in the nation, Ms. Manetta believes true business success is interdependent upon the success of the community. She takes her commitment to continuous learning and social responsibility seriously. Ms. Manetta is a champion of ethnic minority, women and small business education and engagement. She served on President George W. Bush’s President’s Export Council, where she advised on international trade matters and their impact on small, women and minority businesses and chaired the sub-committee of Technology and Innovation. 

Betty Manetta is committed to continuous learning and social responsibility. She is a champion and advocate of minorities, women and youth around STEM Initiatives. She serves on numerous boards at the local state and national level. 

Ms. Manetta serves on several boards including D/FW MSDC, where she is the MBEIC Chair, Tech Titans, TIA, Seton Hall University Board of Regents, QuEST Forum, U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Greater Dallas Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and the Women’s Business Council Southwest. She has received numerous awards locally and nationally for her leadership and commitment to excellence.