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Hispanic Executive

Hispanic Executive Staff represents the editorial team behind Hispanic Executive's coverage of the leaders, organizations, and ideas shaping the future of business. Through executive profiles, feature stories, news, and thought leadership, the team is dedicated to delivering accurate, engaging journalism that celebrates Latino leadership while exploring the trends, innovations, and conversations driving today's business landscape.

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Incorporation through Cooperation

Miriam De Dios draws upon her personal experiences to help credit unions serve Hispanics

Full Speed Ahead

The always-revved-up Isela Costantini is making inroads as the first female president and managing director for GM Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay. Learn how she fought for—and won—production of the new global Chevy vehicle.

Small Town Feel, Big City Benefits

Milwaukee competes with the big cities when it comes to opportunities for Hispanic professionals

Pursuing a Balance of Excellence

Marie Diaz left a Fortune 500 company to launch her own HR company and focus on her family

Martha de la Torre of El Clasificado on making headlines

Martha de la Torre of El Clasificado on making headlines

Then: Hungry for work in San Antonio. Now: A $60 million food-service provider feeding military bases across four continents

Rick Aleman got his start at 13, cooking hamburgers on a golf course. Now his Selrico Services is one of the world’s major military-service food providers, earning a revenue of $60 million.

K Street’s Go-To Guy

Find out why Manuel Ortiz is being hailed as one of K Street’s most influential strategists

A Familia Education

Dr. David López, inspired by the vision of Dr. Roberto Cruz, works toward a vision of higher education for Hispanics at The National Hispanic University

Is it more difficult as a Latina to break through the glass ceiling?

Alexandra Loria Du VernetDirectorBarclays Career progression to arrive at the most senior levels continues to…

Anna T. Pinedo: Impatience is a Virtue

The no-nonsense approach championed by Morrison & Foerster partner Anna T. Pinedo.

Albert Caballero might have his head in the cloud, but he’s no daydreamer

Albert Caballero leads a company dedicated to providing its customers with transparency and better control over their digital information

Lizzy Feliciano is privy to the world’s largest database of legal and public-record information

Lizzy Feliciano on making LexisNexis more than just a database

CLFF: A Night at the Movies

Hispanic Executive takes in the sights and sounds at the kickoff of the Chicago Latino Film Festival.

USHCC: Photos from Legislative Summit 2013

Last week, hundreds of Latino leaders descended on Washington, DC, for the 21st Annual USHCC Legislative Summit, and the Hispanic Executive was among them.

Modern Familia

Tony Rico keeps La Gran Familia Goya healthy and happy by implementing new ideas and technologies as director of HR for Goya Foods, Inc.

The Tweet Life

Brandy Contreras is helping build Twitter’s global reach, from the inside out.

Come Fly With Me

Commanding a fleet of 144 aircraft, executive VP and COO Estuardo Ortiz has flown Avianca up the ranks to become one of the top airlines in the world.

“An airline without accurate financial information is like a pilot who can’t see where he’s going.”

Edmundo Miranda keeps Spirit Airlines soaring as the ultra-low-fare carrier’s VP and corporate controller. “We never forget that we are ultra-low cost,” he says. “We think about it every time we take out our own trash to save money on housekeeping.”

Listen UP!

Alina Urdaneta listens to her colleagues, practitioners, and the industry to keep Siemens Hearing Instruments heard.

New Mexico native keeps the pulse of his community

J. Alex Valdez keeps the pulse of his New Mexico community as the leader of CHRISTUS St. Vincent hospital. “You always have to look forward to brighter and better days, and be passionate about what you do and why you’re doing it,” he says.

The Man, The Legend, The Lesson

Judge Nelson Diaz came from humble beginnings in Harlem to become the first Latino judge in Pennsylvania.