Hector Tundidor, Jr. credits his listening skills for part of his success at Ernst & Young.
Felicia Ortiz started Cluster Construction Consulting, LLC with business partner Mark Bodner in 2011. After only a year, the company has grown from two employees to 16 and now generates more than $1 million in revenue.
J.D. Power and Associates’ Alexander Arrieta on developing a career in a global retail space.
Four HR executives weigh in on this question.
Get an inside look at the Hispanic IT Executive Council (HITEC). Plus, three HITEC members have a candid roundtable discussion with HE on the barriers and opportunities for Latinos in the IT industry.
Because of her first name, people are often surprised when Cory Shade walks into a meeting. As general counsel for Perry Ellis International, she thrives in a position few women, and even fewer Latinas, hold.
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles’ passionate president and CEO, Richard D. Cordova, advocates for increased financial support for vulnerable children’s hospitals.
As president of DaVita Inc., Javier Rodriguez is busy with the day-to-day details and big picture of running a $7 billion company. But bureaucracy and budgets aside, Rodriguez’s number-one priority is unwavering: making a positive impact on the lives of its patients and “teammates.”
Ramón Baez, Hewlett-Packard’s senior vice president and global CIO, chats with us about his professionals moves and his game plan for leading IT teams at some of the top corporations in the world.
Edward Martinez helps usher in a new era in health care as VP and CIO at Miami Children’s Hospital. “I look to be a leader or pioneer in anything we do,” Martinez says.
Though they may not know it, SunGard Public Sector’s products improve the lives of millions of Americans. “We’re able to track drug offenders crossing one boundary to the next,” says Gilbert Santos, CEO. “It exposes information to other public-safety agencies in a region and helps regional policing on a whole.”
Meet “consumer whisperer” Patricia Romero, who reveals the secrets behind three of Time Warner Cable’s most successful campaigns.
Richard L. Rodriguez, a strategic management consultant in Chicago, makes it a point to give back. “The further I progressed in my career, the more I made sure I allowed time to give back,” says Rodriguez, an attorney who serves on the boards of at least eight nonprofits in the city.
A. Javier Soler of MillerCoors gives us a sip of some of the key strategies he employs in growing the beer company’s brand across Puerto Rico and military markets.
Erika Kennair, VP of scripted development for Syfy, nurtures otherworldly series from pitch through production and airing.
“Growing up in the Bronx, the YMCA was one of the few places I could go to stay off the streets,” says John Quiñones, who now serves as secretary and general counsel of the YMCA Retirement fund.
The great recession barrelled through the construction industry like a wrecking ball through a shanty. Luckily, Luis Spinola of Azteca-Omega Group is used to working with wrecking balls.
New Limeco’s Eddie Caram reveals how he makes exotic fruits irresistible despite the down economy.
As a Latina and proud mother of two, Jennifer Ortega says she’s not always what clients expect. “More than once, I’ve been mistaken for the secretary or court reporter—and once I was even mistaken for the person delivering lunch!” says Ortega, Viacom’s deputy general counsel.
Growing up, Maria Camacho never heard her mother utter the phrase “I can’t.” It’s no wonder Camacho leads her IT team with the same relentless drive her mother exemplified.