Gilbert Casellas Champions Diversity on the Board of Prudential

When Gilbert Casellas was growing up in the Ybor City neighborhood of Tampa, he was…

Dr Pepper Snapple Group Pops the Lid on Hispanic Market Potential

Iconic American brands like Dr Pepper have woken up and smelled the coffee—only to realize…

Leading the ALPFAmilia Toward a Common Goal

The Association of Latino Professionals for America (ALPFA) was created in Los Angeles in 1972.…

Open Dialogue: A Culture Catalyst

Developing talent by tapping into unknown potential defines Ruben Sanchez’s leadership style. Sanchez is the…

In Mental Healthcare, George Santos is Looking Beyond the Symptoms

George Santos always knew he wanted to be a doctor. “In high school, I volunteered…

Gisel Ruiz and the People of Walmart

Although Gisel Ruiz’s mother was only educated through middle school and her father never had…

Andrés Tapia: Elevating a Buzzword

Andrés Tapia, global leader in the diversity and inclusion space, is pushing for corporate America to make D&I about meeting business goals

Get Ready to Rock the Vote

NCLR’s Enrique Chaurand is pushing for Latinos to flex their power in the voting booths this year

Alcatel-Lucent: Cultivating Strength From Within

Having a high level of diversity in all areas is a matter of driving innovation, according to Alcatel-Lucent’s Mark Artigues

Where Diversity Is Never in Short Supply

Hilton Worldwide’s Fred Lona on inclusion, opportunity, and the bottom line

How Hispanic Leaders are Shaping National and Foreign Policy

“As the Hispanic community continues growing, our leadership has to play an important role in shaping policy. Hispanic americans will only continue to be increasingly influential on domestic and world affairs,” says Coca Cola’s Peter Villegas

Living for Tomorrow in Los Angeles

Los Angeles needs Miguel Santana who identifies with the most at-risk populations and is not afraid to face challenges head-on

Is Javier Palomarez the Most Influential Man in American Politics?

Unifier of the new majority and head of the USHCC sends a clear message to 2016 presidential candidates: You will not win without the Hispanic vote

Mending a Critical Gap in Manufacturing

Neddy Perez is doing whatever it takes to elevate the presence of women and Latinos in the manufacturing industry

Playing the Role Model

Cisco’s Ana Corrales goes beyond her day job to promote the representation of women and Hispanics in STEM fields

The Science of Supplier Diversity

Fannie Mae’s Michael Ruiz hones in on the benefits of a diverse supply chain in today’s mortgage marketplace

The Supply Chain’s Next Evolution

Transitioning from chief technology to chief innovative officer at Johnson & Johnson, Guillermo Ardon brings more than just technical expertise to revolutionize the supply chain

Corporate Law’s New Normal

Corporations like Walgreens support entire in-house departments dedicated to the public good, allowing legal leaders like Dolores Ayala to make a difference for immigrants and other disadvantaged groups

Molera Alvarez Is Lobbying In Your Corner

A look into how Molera Alvarez’s founding partners built their lobbying firms into one of Arizona’s best

The Horseshoe Effect

Ernesto Uscher has devoted his professional career to developing and grooming Hispanic leaders in Latin America and the US. For the Colombian HR leader, this is his passion and part of his legacy—but it’s also good business.

Milwaukee’s Transformer

Meet the CEO who gave the Hispanic Professionals of Greater Milwaukee (HPGM) the transformative makeover that put it on the map, elevating the organization to the national stage