Lobbying duo Ingrid Duran and Catherine Pino set out to “change hearts, minds, and the world.”
As the company‘s president, Eduardo Tobon describes Diners Club International as a vintage brand and “vintage is in vogue now.”
From engineering to modeling, race car driver Milka Duno maps out her career.
Mauricio A. España makes waves at Dechert, LLP and makes time for those that get lost in the system.
Michael Lizárraga likes to say TELACU teaches communities to fish to eat for a lifetime.
Vice president of finance Miguel Lugo, Jr. adds new thinking to Goya Foods, Inc.’s family-business recipe .
Fabiola Sicard helps Scotiabank raise the visibility of Latin American potential in Canada by filling immigrant needs
Duncan Alvarez drives ExxonMobil’s finances as treasurer for Qatar while using his Latino heritage to assimilate into Arab culture.
MTV Networks’ Jose Cuello gives artists their big break while giving music fans what they want
Texas lawyer Benny Agosto, Jr. on why he can’t keep quiet when it comes to litigating and mentoring.
Camilo Lara on why remixing is a crime and how he adds his signature “spicy and annoying” flavor to any music track.
Medtronic’s Barry Cordero blazes the trail for up-and-coming Latino engineers.
Nelson Diaz leads the charge for more minorities in the corporate world.
Jeannie Price makes a company for women by women with Dallas-based Mía Mariú
Living in the heart of Sin City, Jacqueline Beato is helping Caesars Entertainment deal a royal flush.
Alejandro Cestero makes a name for himself structuring deals for energy’s heaviest hitters.
Jumping at the opportunity to be “part of green-energy history,” Mexico native Marco Castellanos finds his stride in the finance industry and builds on his natural leadership skills as director of finance for Philips’ Lumileds Lighting division.