Dr. Elsa Murano was the first woman and Hispanic president of Texas A&M University, a post she held until 2009. The position was the latest in a line of trailblazing career moves.
Kunda quotes Napoleon Hill: “A goal is a dream with a deadline.”
Taking a page from Montiel’s book: the deputy CEO and vice chairman’s career, spanning 40 years with Deloitte, has been a slam dunk
“You have to be prepared, and you have to be a real match for the company and the board”
As a board member, you have to accept that you do not run the company, says Fernando Aguirre.
What makes a líder? That’s the question Hispanic Executive faced when choosing 10 incredible executives for our second annual Top 10 Líderes list.
There’s work to be done for Latinas in America, and Eva Longoria is taking a leading role in the job
JPMorgan Chase’s Jacqueline Rosa brings diversity, creativity, and community outreach to the banking industry
Maria Sastre draws on her diverse background to put Signature Flight Support’s on the runway to success
Ricardo Anzaldua shares with HE what led him to advise insurance-giant MetLife as executive VP and general counsel
Rodrigo Sierra’s multifaceted background is serving the AMA well at critical time for US health care
Jorge Perez makes Manpower one of the most high-profile workforce solutions companies in the world
Ryder CEO Robert Sanchez on really listening to your customers, and finding a way to give them what they want
Hispanic Executive had the incredible honor of bringing Eva Longoria to Chicago for our Top 10 Líderes Fall cover shoot, which took place at the end of June this year. Shot on location at Loft on Lake Studio in Chicago’s West Loop, the photo session was nothing short of “frenzied fabulousity”.
Nina Vaca has been thinking and doing big ever since she was a little girl. Now, as CEO of Pinnacle Technical Resources, she leads a top IT staffing and VMS software firm in the United States while continuing to impact the Hispanic business world through her work with the USHCC, Startup America Partnership, and acting as a mentor to women and entrepreneurs.
Raquel Tamez is strong, positive, and inspirational. Raised in a Houston barrio with a conservative Mexican family, she defied innumerable odds. It’s only apropos that this self-described Latina “fighter” chose a profession that lets her fight everyday: law.
Chile native Maria B. Winans thrives in changing business for the better, spearheading IBM’s modern marketing initiatives.