Chief Financial Officer Carlos Calderon knows inclusion and integrating ESG into business models is the future. That’s why he’s leading financial strategy at Ariel Investments, the oldest African American-owned asset manager, and Ariel Alternatives, a newly launched private equity initiative to elevate minority-owned businesses and foster supply chain diversity.
How SVP Albert Gonzalez became one of the most accomplished tax counsels in the US by helping companies embrace digital transformation
Evelyn Kudlak believes that natural curiosity drives personal and organizational results at MetLife
Rosa Estrella advanced professionally and learned the importance of her Latin roots along the way. Now that she’s fully embraced her latinidad, she’s accomplishing more than ever.
As he approaches early retirement, Eduardo N.T. Andrade, the senior vice president and global compliance and ethics officer at Booking Holdings shares the lessons he learned in his multi-act career
Maurice Perkins endeavors to ensure that all voices are heard at Transamerica—in both his day-to-day global work and spearheading the creation of the company’s Hispanic employee resource group
Early on, Maite Iraolagoitia was told she wasn’t Procter & Gamble material. Three decades later, she is a top P&G executive taking the world by storm.
As executive vice president of the college and general counsel at Barnard College, Jomysha Delgado Stephen helps her historic alma mater prepare the next generation of women leaders
A former first responder, Victoria Soto operates under pressure and aids first-line workers as director of HR and safety at door-manufacturer Steves & Sons
Mari Carmen Pizarro shares the business principles and personal values she learned from her parents and still puts into practice today
Dinsmore & Shohl’s office managing partner and board member is a pillar in his law firm and his community
After a meteoric rise in investment banking, Alexandra Esparza is ready to pursue her true passion—business ownership and advocating for other minority entrepreneurs
Cuban CFO and longtime public company executive Jorge A. Celaya offers his two cents on business transformation and questions leaders need to ask
After achieving success with a nontraditional career journey, Oportun’s Carlos Galvez Jr. creates opportunities for other Latinos to do the same
With a military mindset and a heart of gold, Steve Ramirez of First Citizens Bank manages marketing for our digital times
Weil, Gotshal & Manges Partner Christopher Garcia protects some of the world’s largest corporations against allegations of securities fraud, insider trading, and other white-collar offenses
As the general counsel and secretary at Ocean Point Terminals, Mark Chavez uses his nearly two decades of experience in the energy sector to give back to the community they operate in
The senior vice president and chief information security officer uses his judo instincts to keep up his guard up, so enterprises don’t have to
Abigail Franco of T-Mobile was already a success, but it took years for her to truly embrace her capacity for greatness
For Marc Juan Lopez of MONAT Global, his work as CFO is not just a job, it’s a way to serve and give back to the community
There are more older workers in the labor force than ever before, including many Latinos. But the business world has yet to adapt to reality.