Staying Competitive in a Sea of Change

Change has been a constant in Claudio Morfe’s life. Born in Cuba during Fidel Castro’s…

Holding Legal to a Luxury standard

Growing up the youngest of four children in a modest two-bedroom house in West Covina,…

Past is Prologue

To best understand where Jessica Gonzalez’s career is headed, it’s helpful to know where she…

Solar’s Powerful Second Act

If you live in New York, Massachusetts, or Connecticut, your incentives to benefit from solar…

Are Great Leaders Born Great?

“Have you ever stopped to think which kind of leader you are versus what kind of leader you would really like to be?”

VeracruzANA: De la Reguera Brings Hope to Veracruz

In Veracruz, Ana de la Reguera is more than an actress, she’s an activist.

Get Ready to Rock the Vote

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

Steering Hess Upstream

From dominating the public sector to handling complex litigation for big oil, David Castro specializes in pushing business forward, onward, and upward

Love Won. Now What?

On June 26, 2015, the LGBTQ community won equality at the altar. Next up, according to the Chicago Area Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce: equality in the economy.

Revolutionizing Cardiology with Heart

Through providing a top level of care and addressing the leading causes of heart disease, Dr. Marco Mercader becomes a capitalized entrepreneur, and debuts a life-saving invention

Integrating Microsoft’s Values in Mexico

Vega Iracelay, who has been with Microsoft Mexico for nearly 10 years, chats with HE about his unique responsibilities, the environment in an emerging market, and his passion for developing high-performing teams

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

We must work with, and across, Human Differences

Dr. Patricia Arredondo paves the way for multicultural counseling and psychology, as the campus president of The Chicago School of Professional Psychology

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

Rolling the Tape on Latino Success Stories

St. Jude League’s Maria Sotelo hopes Latino Legacies, a new film series highlighting successful Latinos, will inspire a new generation of leaders

Embracing the World of Nonprofit

As a deputy general counsel, Raquel Tamez made a name for herself in the corporate world. But after a shakeup at the company that helped launch her career, Tamez came into her own in an unexpected place: a national nonprofit

Whole Foods for Whole Lives

Whole Foods Market’s senior-most regional president, Juan Nuñez, spreads the good of healthy eating habits across the state of Florida and beyond

The Legalities of International Success

PepsiCo’s Marjorie De La Cruz employs Latin charm, diplomacy, and a zest for knowledge to reach the top

The Social Purpose Business

H. Analco González elucidates how OCI Group is changing the standards of business, one community at a time nationwide

Smart Pharma Reaches the Underserved

Cross-cultural marketing expert Lisa Valtierra is pushing for pharmaceutical companies to be more intentional about the populations they engage