NextGen Collective
NextGen Collective is a movement for a new generation of Latino professionals, powered by Hispanic Executive.
Denisse De La Cruz, a proud Dominican American born and raised in Washington Heights, New…
Emmanuel Lopez, a proud Mexican American with family roots in Arandas, Jalisco, serves as the…
Farah Otero-Amad, born and raised in California with Colombian roots from Barranquilla, is a video…
Izzy Hasaballa, an Ecuadorian and Egyptian American from Queens, is the community manager at Girls…
Jorge González Canizal, born in Michoacán, Mexico, and raised in Santa Maria, California, leads Latino-focused…
José Gaona, a proud first-generation Mexican American born in Michoacán, México and raised in Fort…
Juan Acosta, born in Jalisco, Mexico and raised in Woodland, California, is a passionate mental…
Karen Farah, born and raised on Margarita Island, Venezuela, is the CEO and founder of…
Meet Vanesa Carrillo, who brings community, culture, and creativity to her work as a product marketing manager at Microsoft
Benjamin Gomez sits down with Jerry Snider, distance runner turned entrepreneur, to dive into the intersection of athletics, business, and career management
Benjamin Gomez introduces a new approach for building an extensive professional network: PING—personal brand, interpersonal communication, networking, and generating value for others
The first ninety days at a new company is critical, and Benjamin Gomez shares how you can make your best first impression to your new organization
In the latest installment of NextGen to Watch, we’re showcasing Christine Rice. The New York…
Joselyn Matamoros shares her passion for finance and financial literacy and knows that you cannot build your career on your own
Benjamin Gomez shares seven tactical steps that helped him during his recent career transition and how you can do the same
Erika Rodriguez brings a passion for environmental conservation and sustainability to her leadership of Nadi Marketing and Co-Impact Collective
America Ferrera shares four leadership lessons on representation, resilience, authenticity, and advocacy to carve your own path to success
Looking for financial support to pursue higher education? We’ve curated seven resources for college-bound and current Latino students.
The free, four-part VRLA Victory Series equips Latinas with the tools and knowledge needed to pursue elected office or campaign for Latina candidates
Cornell senior Georgina Gonzalez knows the life-changing value of college education, and she advocates for other Latinos from underfunded communities seeking their own paths
Benjamin Gomez shares four lessons of how you can find your footing after losing your job and take control of your career