Hisplaining How to Make New Friends in Adulthood

Jessica Solt knows that making friends can be a tough skill. In her latest column, she details the unique ways she’s expanded her social circle.

Digital Trust and AI
Can Digital Trust Be Rebuilt in the Age of AI?

As AI access and use expands, digital trust erodes. Brands must prioritize authentic communication to rebuild trust with their audience, writes Diego Lastra.

Hisplaining Why It’s So Hard to Raise a Fully Bilingual Child

Jessica Solt hisplains the woes of watching your carefully laid plans for a bilingual child go out the window once they hit grade school

Power at the Polls
Power at the Polls: How Latino Consistency Changes Influence, Representation

As the Latino population and our impact grows, we have power at the polls—both in the voting booth and on the ballot—to affect change, writes Diana Maldonado

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How to Lead a Multigenerational, Multicultural Workforce

Edwin Mouriño proposes a comprehensive approach for leaders and organizations to embrace the shifting dynamics of a multigenerational, multicultural workforce

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5 Leadership Lessons Learned from the Argentinian Soccer Team

Valeria Aloe shares how a thirty-six-year drought became a story of collective greatness—and what leaders can learn from the transformation of the Argentinian soccer team

Unity
How to Create a Pathway for Unity and Progress

As leaders, we need to create a pathway for unity and create workplaces that empower everyone, writes Norlan Hernández Blandón

AI Adoption in Latin America
AI Adoption in Latin America: How the Region Sets Its Own Terms

Juan Loaiza dives into how cultural creativity and business acumen are informing inventive AI adoption in Latin America

Running for Public Office
Things I Wish I Knew When Considering Public Office

Former Texas State Representative Diana Maldonado reflects on what led to her run for public office and why she wants to help other women take that first step

Hisplaining Why a Professional Creative Has to Make Tamales

In her inaugural column, writer Jessica Solt hisplains how an impulse to cook tamales gave her a new creative outlet while her advertising career takes an unexpected hiatus

Hisplaining Why Latin America Has Female Presidents

How come machista Latin American countries have had several female heads of state but the US has none? Yehudit Mam Hisplains this headscratcher.

motherhood
Latinas Don’t Need to Choose Between Motherhood and Career

Nathalie Darres shares strategies for Latina working mothers as well as how executives can create more flexible work environments

Human Intelligent Workplaces
Human Intelligent Workplaces Are Needed in the Era of AI

As AI implementation expands, organizations and leaders must lean into Human Intelligent Workplaces, writes Edwin Mouriño

Hisplaining Crypto—It’s Not as Scary as It Seems

In her inaugural column, Yehudit Mam breaks down the world of crypto, how it works, and when it’s time for skepticism

Latino Entrepreneurs
5 Ways Latino Entrepreneurs Can Support Each Other

Every year, Latino entrepreneurs are changing the game—and they don’t need to wait for opportunities. Awilda Jiménez offers five ways create a transformational cycle of support.

AI in Advertising
AI in Advertising: Do Not Surrender to the Algorithm

An impactful advertising campaign doesn’t come from AI and data, Diego Lastra writes. It’s the human element.

Pink illustration of different faces to showcase DEIB
DEIB Is About People, Not Political Agendas

With current rhetoric and actions surrounding DEIB, Norlan Hernández Blandón offers solutions for how Latino executives can help people thrive

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The Next Frontier for Latino Storytelling

Hispanic Executive Publisher Pedro A. Guerrero shares what’s on the horizon for the brand as we look toward the future of Latino storytelling

Carlos Eric Lopez
Carlos Eric Lopez Is Booked and Thriving

Everyone in Hollywood wants to work with Carlos Eric Lopez. The photographer shares the inspiration behind everything he does: his mother.

Latina Doctorates
Breaking the Doctorate Barrier: The 1% and the Future of Latina Leadership

Only 1 percent of doctorate degree holders in the US are Latina—and it will take deliberate action and support to reach beyond that statistic, writes Dr. Brandi R. Muñoz

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3 Strategies for Leading DEIBA Initiatives at PWIs

Norlan Hernández Blandón shares how Hispanic executives can overcome challenges and build relationships when leading DEIBA initiatives at predominantly white institutions