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Meet Zimar Batista, special assistant to the president and CEO at the Public Welfare Foundation, who finds joy working within philanthropy and being in community with other Latino leaders making social impact
From immigrant roots to executive heights, Alan Cardenas is revolutionizing legal operations at Coursera with AI integration and diversity in mind
Christine Ann Soto wanted to be an educator, but the universe had other plans. Now, she’s continuing her advocacy for students as Essex County College’s general counsel.
Carmen Arrieta-Candelaria reflects on family and a passion for service that has made her a public education advocate at Fort Worth Independent School District
Natalia Cortez Burdette didn’t have the easiest childhood growing up in Brooklyn’s Crown Heights neighborhood.…
In many ways, Alejandra Velázquez’s journey to Oportun Inc. mirrors the often difficult paths tread…
Carina E. Sánchez felt the call to serve her city before she was even ten…
Hispanic Executive’s last conversation in 2018 with Antonio Argibay, the managing principal of New York…
Though she traded classroom teaching for an administrative role over a decade ago, Dolores Gonzalez…
“I want young Mexican-American individuals to desire to lead businesses because there are examples of success. We need more business mentors reaching these individuals.”
Anyone who questions how universities are beneficial to their local communities needs to spend time…
When Dolores Gonzalez was hired as the director of special education at IDEA Public Schools…
“I never thought my professional career would coincide with my personal passion for news and information,”…
Around the Norton Rose Fulbright offices in San Antonio, Mario Barrera is known as a…
Life-long Latina advocate Phyllis Barajas launched Conexión with the simple but lofty goal of elevating Latino leaders, and success was her only option
As the first Latina CEO of the Girl Scouts of the USA, Anna Maria Chávez fosters a spirit of entrepreneurship in its 3.2 million members.
Texas A&M University–San Antonio president takes stock in the public education sector and the unique opportunities offered by Texas A&M’s only institution established in a major urban center
Ricardo Hernandez accepted an unenviable role at the Tucson Unified School District, where he immediately had to ask taxpayers to raise their own taxes
Gonzalo La Cava is the person to call when you need a new path forward
