Leading Latinas
Our annual Leading Latinas issue spotlights exemplary Latinas who are breaking barriers and paving the way for the next generation.
As cofounder and CEO of New American Funding, Patty Arvielo breaks barriers for Latinos seeking homeownership and inspires other Latina entrepreneurs to make a difference
Activist Mónica Ramírez reflects on twenty years of advocacy, the many issues afflicting Latinas and migrants, and the changing face of rural America
Amazon Studios executive Javiera Balmaceda shares her passion for the movie industry, elevating Latin American stories, and her work at Amazon Studios
How Catalina Laverde took ownership of her life and career to set the course not only for herself, but also to show other Latinas how they can do the same
Giovanna Genard left higher education for the corporate world to take PRA Group’s external affairs to global heights
Adela Cepeda, Paulita Pike, and Emma Rodriguez-Ayala advocate for more mentorship and more representation in the mutual funds space
Monica Manotas, senior vice president and president at global biotech company Thermo Fisher, brings a global perspective to leadership, science
The self-made founder, restaurateur, influencer, and queen of chill created a business that gives people of all backgrounds access to beauty and self-care at Chillhouse
Vice President Naty Figueroa is a key player in the company’s net-zero ambition and an example of how determination can land you a seat at the table
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
After thirty years at the Coca-Cola Company, Marie Quintero-Johnson is as excited as ever about the organization, its beverages, and its ongoing evolution in the global marketplace
Danielle Karczewski, assistant general counsel of employment and R&D, shares lessons learned as she navigates life’s challenges and opportunities as a top in-house lawyer in a global pharmaceutical company
Abigail Franco of T-Mobile was already a success, but it took years for her to truly embrace her capacity for greatness
Vice President Melissa Uribes believes that leadership is an art, not a science. At Trimble, she’s leading DEI in an exciting new direction with initiatives designed to welcome promising new candidates from a diverse range of talent pools.
WarnerMedia’s Christy Haubegger has worked across many industries, but one thing ties all her roles together: her passion for uplifting and empowering people of color
In the “opportunity of a lifetime,” Maria Bartolome Winans helps Kyndryl launch a multibillion-dollar service-centered business with people as its priority
SVP of Merchandising Maria Salcedo helps ULTA Beauty compete in a fast-paced industry by prioritizing the customer above all else
Carla Piñeyro Sublett is working in her “dream role” at IBM. Her path to that role has had its share of twists and turns, but every single one has helped shape her into the impactful leader she is today.
Ana Flores, trailblazing founder and CEO of the #WeAllGrow Latina Network, discusses her journey from mom blogger to business leader
Noelle Flores channels life lessons learned from her grandmother to excel in the music and entertainment industry while uplifting other Latinas