“I admire many entrepreneurs who translate a personal passion into a business and love every
minute of it,” Juan David Bolivar says.
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Charter Communications’ Steve Apodaca shares how learning the cable business from the ground up got him to where he is today.
LA Dodgers’ senior VP and general counsel, Santiago “Sam” Fernandez, serves his favorite team by catching any legal curve balls.
Responsible for ESPN Deportes’s marketing campaigns, Michelle Bella connects millions to the Spanish sports network via multiple platforms.
When Ariel Marrero came to the US from Havana, he was just eight years old. Looking back, his struggle to integrate ultimately created skills that led to his success as North American CIO for Havas Media.
Lucky for the company, HR director Elisa Soto never turns down a challenge—even if it takes 126-hour workweeks.
Former Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Rubén Amaro Jr. continues to hit it out of the park as the MLB’s only Latino general manager.
Committed to helping Latinos reach the American dream, Kansas-native Janet Murguía leads NCLR in its efforts to provide services for Hispanics to address their education, health, home-ownership, and workforce-development needs.
He’s come a long way as regional director of sales for green-technology company Powerit Solutions, where he specializes in building relationships and growing revenue.
Despite having a “high-pressure” job, Maria Alvarez Mann stays calm and collected as chief technology officer for the mortgage bank at JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Ignacio Alvarez shares how his legal skills are helping Popular, Inc., the largest Hispanic-run financial organization in the US, enter new markets.
As vice president of the UAW, Cindy Estrada empowers union workers to advocate for their own rights.
A household name in Spanish television and current anchor of wildly popular sports show, República Deportiva, Emmy Award winner Fernado Fiore has endeared himself to Hispanic audiences with his trademark blend of charm and chispa.
Mariano Legaz always goes the extra mile. When he’s not overseeing a team of about 1,700 for Verizon Communications Inc., Legaz enjoys long-distance running. He shares with HE the secret to his endurance.
Vicente Navarro surpasses all goals as director of Hispanic marketing for Sports Endeavors, Inc. “The future for us in this country is to open the borders and be more international in what we do and how we do things,” Navarro says.
General manager Lino Garcia delivers stellar programming to ESPN Deportes’ avid sports fans.
Roman Vega oversees branding game plan for one of pro basketball’s hottest teams: the Orlando Magic.
Oscar Allain of Octagon keeps clients such as Allstate ahead of the competition with creative, multicultural sports marketing.
After becoming the youngest general manager in Chicago TV history, Vincent Cordero moves to Fox Deportes—and the game will never be the same.