Victor Lopez of MetLife on adaptability, flexibility, and the willingness to take the hard job
Marc Bonora, an award-winning chief legal and compliance officer, details uniting eight combined businesses under one roof
Rosanna Lipscomb finds resilience in her work at Google after losing two incredible people in her life
Bayron Lopez Pineda of Netflix and his family risked their lives to make it to the US, and they’ve made their community and their world a better place for it
Jimmy Medina was determined to get out of his “four-stoplight” town. Read about his two-decade IT leadership journey at Ross Stores.
Franke Rodriguez talks making the best of a worst-case scenario and somehow coming out stronger for it
Yvette Hansen boosts hiring numbers at Baylor Scott & White Health without increasing her budget
John Barquin of Duke Energy is embracing the energy transition
A place to grow: Ricardo Roman thrives in Cummins’ culture of lifelong learning
Reinaldo Calzadilla is creating data solutions that will pay dividends for years to come at Norwegian Cruise Lines Holdings
Daniel Parga of Meta is always willing to take time to connect with young Latinos and other minorities because he believes representation matters
Barbara Fonte details how better serving vulnerable populations and cost savings go hand in hand at Jackson Health System
Walfred Arenales helps fellow Latinos achieve their dreams at Harvard Business School, which he strives to make a welcoming place for all
Lynette Montoya of the Latino Hotel Association calls on Latino entrepreneurs to build generational wealth through hotel ownership
Nichol Garzon-Mitchell on two decades at Glass Lewis and being a mentor for Latinas
José Ferrel is the reluctant CEO of ClearMatrix, leaning into fifteen years of being on the customer side of IT services
Mario Acosta-Velez champions Latino entrepreneurs and communities at Verizon
Carlos Barba of Grupo Bimbo has been in procurement for two decades. These are the foundations of his practice.
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.
Jonathan Martinez proves that “commitment to excellence” is no idle phrase at the Las Vegas Raiders