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Diane Lopez defends Harvard and affirmative action’s diversifying impact on the school.
Carlos Provencio is an arbitration guru fixing broker relationships gone sour.
Honesty to Goodness: The MillerCoors business transformation.
Chrysler’s “bridge” to Latin America defends due diligence.
Cultural savvy gives Pilar Ramos access across borders where MasterCard is empowering people through financial inclusion.
Although the roadmap is unclear, Glenn Nieves champions a quest for diversity in education and employment.
Insight on health care coverage after the Affordable Care Act from Kaiser Permanente’s CCO.
Dutra, the first Latina CEO of the club, sets a tone of diversity, inclusion, and understanding
Donna Kinsey and Fabiana Lacerca-Allen outline their tips for safe travel.
Jules Martinez-Hirst of Etiquette Consulting Inc offers expert advice on navigating social and business interactions with confidence and grace.
Latino Fashion Week’s cofounder previews the designers who will be featured October 1-5 in Chicago.
Hispanic Executive was proud to attend the 2014 NCLR Annual Conference in Los Angeles, CA. As an official media partner of the event, HE supplied copies of the July/Aug/Sept 2014 issue to all attendees, and the team occupied an event booth during the Latino Family Expo to showcase the latest issue.
The third invite-only Uniting Powerful Leaders VIP dinner event was held in downtown Los Angeles at the rooftop lounge Perch on Wednesday, July 23rd. The intimate dinner was part of a four dinner series in partnership with Northwestern Mutual which launched earlier this year in Miami and Chicago.
Cinco de Miami: the swankiest spots in South Beach that are built for business as well as fun.
Dr. Lisette Garcia, director of the research institute at the Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility (HACR), talks with Hispanic Executive about the results and findings that came out of the 2013 HACR Employee Resource Group Study she did with HE guest editor Dr. Robert Rodriguez.
Regina Montoya has a pass to the middle class for poverty-stricken Dallas. Can it work for the nation?
