Robert Marin advocates for financial security within the Hispanic community Northwestern Mutual Finance Network.
San Juan, PR, lures the international business community with irresistible incentives.
Gui Ponce de Leon of PMA Consultants takes the complexity out of tackling projects.
USHCC’s president and CEO Javier Palomarez tells us why investing in Hispanic-owned businesses is money well spent.
Now as principals of their own law firm, Michael Estrada and Michael Vasquez work together to tackle the “daunting and awesome” task of defending plaintiffs at their most vulnerable.
This attribute has served him well working for $2.9 billion firm Jones Lang LaSalle.
Ricardo Rivera fights the odds to turn his fledgling venture, Ideal Interiors, into one of New York City’s premier general-construction firms.
The New York native spends his time “creating ripples” as the resident research guru at Gartner, Inc.
Henry Cardenas of Cardenas Marketing Network, Inc., scores big with unprecedented partnership with the Argentine Football Association.
As Aon Latin America’s chief counsel, Marta Carreira-Slabe combines the communication skills and empathy of a journalist with the legal analysis and training of a lawyer.
AC&M’s Jaime Cardenas gives the play by play behind some of his agency’s most memorable sports campaigns.
Helping a multinational company gain its footing in the US market while adapting to a new pace of life.
What Zeferino Banda Jr. started in 2003 as a one-man safety-consulting business has defied his own expectations. Now boasting 50 employees, Banda Group International, LLC demonstrates that with enough planning, care, and foresight, accidents are entirely avoidable.
“Having a food engineering background, complemented with an MBA, has given me the tools I need to make a difference,” says Claudia Esthela Granda.
As co-owner of the only Mexican-owned team in the US professional sports world, Antonio Cué Sánchez-Navarro thinks beyond winning a World Cup to giving back to the community and empowering youth.
Lupe Fernandez goes from part-time reception to company president at Entrust One Facility Services.
Despite a fulfilling career with consumer-products giant Campbell Soup Company, Harry Perales hasn’t forgotten his roots. In fact, he’s made it his mission to broaden opportunities and access for minority vendors.
Before anyone really knew what a stylist was—let alone did—Irma Martinez devoted herself to finding her niche in the alluring fashion world.
Through The Hartford Financial Services Group’s diversity committee, associate general counsel Ricardo Anzaldua promotes inclusion within its ranks and throughout the profession as a whole.