Auto/Transportation
Janet González Tudor has worked for as long as she can remember. Before she was…
Rick Galvan is a people-made leader. In the office, at manufacturing facilities, during town halls,…
La Catedral Metropolitana is a masterpiece. Built over a period of about 250 years, the…
By 2019, Alejandro “Alex” Cestero had already spent over twenty years as a lawyer. He…
Michelle DeBella loves puzzles. “There’s an odd energy I get from them,” she says of…
If you have ever bounced along in a truck made in North America, chances are…
Regardless of where you stand on the political spectrum, ‘We the People’ are agents of…
“It started when I was in kindergarten,” says Maria Garton of the work ethic instilled…
“In a perfect world, anyone can get from point A to B safely, regardless of…
It’s never a good thing when the “check engine” light appears on a car’s dashboard.…
Cristian Torres wants to make it clear: he still loves Missouri. The Joplin native is…
“I had a director in engineering at Uber who once told me, ‘People will work…
The Greyhound corporate offices in Dallas are just a fifteen-minute walk from the real hub…
While on the path to becoming an ophthalmologist, Maria Thomas craved more excitement in her…
“It started when I was in kindergarten,” says Maria Garton of the work ethic instilled…
Family has always been Peggy Turner’s number one priority. Her parents raised her that way,…
When Claudia Márquez started working in the automotive industry, back in 1995, she thought it…
Byrne Construction Services’ CEO Matt Avila pilots his father’s firm, landing some of the biggest projects in Texas
Lyft’s Veronica Juarez negotiates with governmental officials and navigates technology to open new roads for the ride-sharing service
Expedia’s Adolfo del Valle analyzes the data and concludes that engineering and technology careers are ripe with opportunity for Latinos
