Sergio García del Bosque has spent a decade driving growth in Mexico’s M&A markets
Elsa Luna knew it was going to be hard, but she was determined to help ArtCenter get back on solid financial footing.
Lorraine Hernández moved to the US to get her master’s in chemistry, but is now a successful in-house attorney at Owens Corning
Rudy Rodríguez reflects on awards, legacy, and a new CLO role at Dave & Buster’s
Four decades into its founding, Meridian is a celebration of what empowerment in design can be for employees and community
Antonio Caballero didn’t plan on a career in HR, but that makes his accomplishments all the more inspiring
Josefina Eizayaga is a CLO for startup organizations that want to grow exponentially
Laura Frattaroli is the kind of award-winning mentor and motivator General Atlantic relies on for expansion
Juan Chavez helps create a transformational Healthy Living program at EPISD
Tâmara Barreto Cidade was an integral part of the team that built Repsol’s US operations from the ground up.
Alessandra Zaldívar-Giuffredi talks about her Latino/Italian household growing up and being a role model for others
Guillermo Cisneros learned patience, humility, and that titles aren’t everything
How Johanna Alvarez rose through IMA Los Angeles with decisive leadership, people-first values, and a commitment to building teams that thrive.
Jorge Plasencia on cross-cultural storytelling, a career of service, and creating a global marketing powerhouse in Republica Havas
Yasmel Rodriguez drives supply chain innovation and acts as global leader for Eaton’s VAMOS ERG
Juan Zapiain discusses ERPs, cultural competence, and learning to stay himself across cultures
From supply chain agility to team empowerment, Ernesto Candia is building a resilient procurement future for Proximo Spirits across North America
Lynn Baez is a two-time cancer survivor, a facilities leader, and a by-product of strong women in her life
Samantha Mejia talks Leonardo da Vinci, cross-border expertise, and holding on to her curiosity
Luis Enrique Duran Amaya was a VP before he was thirty, but that doesn’t mean he didn’t learn some hard lessons in the process.
VIDA’s 30th Anniversary Gala honored three decades of transforming lives across the Rio Grande Valley through education, workforce training, and faith-driven leadership, celebrating a legacy of resilience, opportunity, and community impact.