Issue 3 2019

Follow the Influencer: Karli Henriquez

Zoe Saldana Shifts Latino Narratives as an Artist and Entrepreneur

Anita Ortiz: “Don‘t take the seat away from the table, pull up more chairs.”

Carla Molina’s Goal: Helping People Achieve Financial Freedom

Citlalli Rojas Empowers Her Community, Which Empowers Her In Return

Claudia Romo Edelman: “This is our time. There is no better time.”

Karli Henriquez on the Scene

Leading Latinas 2019

Liliana Gil Valletta to Leading Latinas: “We must push and pull each other up.”

Maria Martinez: Latina STEM Pioneer

Marjorie De La Cruz is PepsiCo’s Legal Beacon of Light

Nathalie Rayes Furthers the Community Impact of Grupo Salinas

Norma Cordova Builds and Retains Great Teams

Raquel Tamez, the ‘Feisty Latina’ at the Helm of the SHPE

Voz y Voto: Maria Elena Salinas

Ximena Juncosa: The Lifelong Connector

Zoe Saldana on Sisterhood Over Competition

Carlos Hernandez: The Ubiquitous Leader

Chris Franco’s Precise and Simple $740M Capital Management

How Russ Calderon Went From Culture Shock to Compassionate Leader

The Constant Challenge that Drives Nicolás José Muñiz Arias

Alexander Reyes’s Entrepreneurial Spirit Powers Growth and Effects Change

Ernesto Soler On Three Decades at Popular Bank

How Sandra Cardona remains agile and leads according to context

Myrna Olvera: The Accidental Investigator

How Andrés González Creates a Community of Equitable Healthcare

Mayra Boitel and Randy Martinez: “The idea is to change an industry”

Phil Colmenares: “Health care transparency means making performance more visible.”

Follow the Influencer: Karli Henriquez

Andrea Guendelman Helps Young Latinx Professionals “Break Walls”

Gladys Lopez Empowers Minority-Owned Businesses—From The Inside

Jon Garcia is Uniquely Skilled to Reset, Transform, and Sustain Companies