Philippe Moggio CONCACAF
Philippe Moggio Leads the Rebirth of Concacaf

How born-competitor Phillippe Moggio saw the potential to bring Concacaf out of its darkest moment and build a new-and-improved global football ecosystem

Erika Ruiz Klutch Sports Group
Erika Ruiz Carves a Path for Future Latina Sports Agents

As the first Latina agent in the NBA, Erika Ruiz shows the possibilities for other Latinas and people of color to break into the agency world and make a name for themselves

Boris Gartner Brings Fútbol to North America

In 2018, Boris Gartner needed a challenge. He found it as being a key driver for expansion of soccer both as CEO of LALIGA North America and partner at Relevent Sports.

Nilson Pepen
Nilson “Junior” Pepén Is the Red Sox’s Spanish-Language Voice

Play-by-play announcer Nilson “Junior” Pepén shares the move he made for love and how he found his niche within sports broadcasting in Boston

Oracio Galindo
Oracio Galindo Creates the Future of Leadership at the Los Angeles Rams

HR expert Oracio Galindo shares the importance of mentorship, how it helped him grow into a leader, and how he’s mentoring the next generation of leaders

Harold Castro
Harold Castro Measures Success in a Different Way

A first-generation college graduate who found a path in finance and accounting,
Harold Castro measures success in happiness and balance rather than in dollars and titles

Juliana Londoño
Juliana Londoño Is the Mental Health Advocate She Didn’t Have

Therapist Juliana Londoño aims to break barriers preventing Latino and BIPOC communities from accessing mental health services

Monica Ramirez
Mónica Ramírez Advocates for Migrants, Latinas, and Justice

Activist Mónica Ramírez reflects on twenty years of advocacy, the many issues afflicting Latinas and migrants, and the changing face of rural America

Javiera Balmaceda
Javiera Balmaceda Takes Latin America’s Stories Global

Amazon Studios executive Javiera Balmaceda shares her passion for the movie industry, elevating Latin American stories, and her work at Amazon Studios

Philippe Moggio CONCACAF
Movers and Shakers: Philippe Moggio

Philippe Moggio is the general secretary of the Confederation of North, Central America, and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF)

Movers and Shakers: Nilson Pepén

Pepén is a sports presenter for The Baseball Report on Univision and he conducts the weekly Unideportes Program

Movers and Shakers: Ray Casas

Ray Casas is the director of community impact at the Texas Rangers Baseball Club and a public and government relations expert

Movers and Shakers: Moises Linares

Moises Linares is a bilingual sports journalist, anchor, and reporter based out of Washington, DC

Movers and Shakers: Azucena Maldonado

Azucena Maldonado is the founder of the Latina Golfers Association (LGA), established in 2008 with a mission to empower women through golf

Movers and Shakers: Alain Monroy

Alain Monroy’s post-military career has been focused on helping others, whether in sports, partnerships, or supporting veterans

Movers and Shakers: Monica Gil

Mónica Gil is the chief administrative and marketing officer for NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises who oversaw the viewership record-setting transmission of the 2022 FIFA World Cup

Movers and Shakers: José E. Feliciano

José E. Feliciano is cofounder and managing partner of Clearlake Capital Group, and serves on the board of directors of Chelsea Football Club and Concert Golf Partners

Movers and Shakers: Freddy Rolón

Freddy Rolón is the head of digital content and audience expansion at ESPN, leading content across ESPN’s digital platforms and ESPN’s US Hispanic business strategy

Movers and Shakers: Dorene C. Dominguez

Dorene C. Dominguez became the first Latina NBA governor as a member of the governing group that purchased the Sacramento Kings basketball team

Movers and Shakers: Federico Muyshondt

Federico Muyshondt is fighting to make BODYARMOR Sports Nutrition the drink of choice of elite athletes, celebrity ambassadors, and health-minded consumers

Movers and Shakers: Iliana Limón Romero

Iliana Limón Romero became the Los Angeles Times’ first female sports editor in 2021, and the only Latina sports editor at a major US newspaper