Hispanic Executive

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“Going to the Movies,” Part II
Defending a Brand’s Integrity
Jet Setter
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“It’s not easy being green” doesn’t quite compute with Larry Madrid.
Tapping Into the Latino Market
Peeling Back the Layers
Revolutionary Chicago-based group refuses to “act like a nonprofit”
Catering to a Niche
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After being accepted to Harvard at age 16, Rosanna Durruthy became homeless.
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Thomas Warnock was taught to always move forward, never backwards—not even to gain momentum.
Flipping a Niche
“[Law] takes me back to the days in the tough neighborhoods, where the bigger kids were there to defend the little kids. I’ve always been one to protect the underdog.”
Coming Full Circle
Discovering law outside Newton’s with Benjamin Yrun-Ostapuk of Intel Corp.
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When Brian Arellanes was in eighth grade he was voted “Most Likely to Work at McDonald’s.”
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Trained as an electrical engineer, David Cabello never intended to be a lawyer.
Henry Fleches and Gerard Amaro were football teammates at Dade Christian High School.
Talking Shop
The Yin & Yang of Cinema
Fueling a Legal Career