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Carla Gonzalez Gerard talks about changing her path, becoming a cybersecurity lawyer, and being a leader of people at Mastercard
By now, AI news is everywhere these days: the incredible things you can do with…
How Clorox’s CTO Jose Urquijo is leading the biggest tech transformation in the company’s 111-year history through people, process, and new technology
Luis Martinez, a Venezuelan American born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri, works with business…
Lea Sandoval steps into a head of property and asset management role while still making time for community and industry boardwork
In our second Latinos in Finance to Watch list, meet nine impressive Hispanic and Latino executives making waves
Luis Gonzalez Mansilla of Halliburton thrives in complex, high-stakes security environments
As CIO with twenty-six years of institutional knowledge at TXNM Energy, Sheila Mendez supports a culture of innovation in the ever-evolving energy sector
Alex López Negrete, cofounder of the largest Hispanic-owned ad agency in the U.S., has spent four decades helping corporate America connect with Latino audiences—and he’s just getting started.
A lifelong learner with three LLM degrees, AT&T tax leader Ingrid Berner shares the challenges of her role, her pursuit of learning, and how she’s inspiring others to chart their own course
In her inaugural column, Yehudit Mam breaks down the world of crypto, how it works, and when it’s time for skepticism
Paul Rodriguez finds time to grow the next generation of IP professionals while helping grow Adeia’s influence
With current rhetoric and actions surrounding DEIB, Norlan Hernández Blandón offers solutions for how Latino executives can help people thrive
Lynette Montoya of the Latino Hotel Association calls on Latino entrepreneurs to build generational wealth through hotel ownership
How Christopher Torres made it to the top tech seat at Supreme Fitness without earning a college degree
Steven Hernandez reflects on turning around his team’s cybersecurity culture from an F to an A in just over six years at the US Department of Education
Bernardo Ainza went to law school at thirty-six. His mid-career career pivot paid off and now he handles global investments at PayPal Ventures.
For Julie Chavez Rodriguez, becoming a dynamic leader in today’s America could be her destiny as the granddaughter of civil rights icon Cesar Chavez. From her roots in the farmworker movement, Julie has emerged as a pivotal member of President Biden’s re-election campaign and stands among one of the highest-ranking Latinas in the White House.
Laura Martínez shares her family’s philosophy on financial savings, what puts Latinos on the wrong side of the wealth gap, and how it’s time for a change
