José R. Sánchez is achieving dramatic results as the only Latino hospital CEO in Illinois, improving care and finances at Norwegian American and restoring the community’s faith in less than five years
Silvia Garrigo ensures that Chevron shareholders are investing their capital in a business compliant with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues
Annette Isaacson, in-house counsel for JPMorgan Chase, uses her legal talents to help Chicago’s undocumented immigrants
After a long and successful career, Lou Nieto has taken his expertise into America’s boardrooms, where he advises two Fortune 500 companies
Running two companies and sitting on a couple of corporate boards, Arcilia Acosta keeps her focus on the business at hand while fostering the inclusion of women and minorities
Simon Lopez strikes the perfect work-life balance as a single father and full-time advocate for US Latinos
As minority-owned businesses boom, the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is redoubling its efforts to give its members a voice in politics and the resources they need to thrive
Aixa Beauchamp’s Latino Legacy Fund intends to strengthen the Latino community of Greater Boston and contribute to the region’s civic vitality
Banking executive, nonprofit board member, and community advocate Rosalin Acosta says business leaders must get involved to boost Latino success
How to make goodwill good for business: a case study of Sodexo USA.
Chávez advocates for one of the nation’s most contentious populations: undocumented immigrants.
California’s priciest properties are in short supply, allowing one agency to thrive through the recession.
What the Democratic Party must do to earn New Jersey’s Hispanic votes.
Pat Pulido Sanchez and Manny Sanchez are partners in their prime, leveraging their success for good and making time for one another.
Motivated by her mother’s struggle, Marie Cosgrove worked her way to the front of Balanceback.
Patricia Janiot is just as tenacious fighting for Colombia’s children as she is reporting world news.
Questioning celebrities, presidents, and dictators, Jorge Ramos isn’t just reporting the news—he’s influencing it as well.
