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Allstate Financial Services’ president and chief operating officer, Maribel Gerstner, on the challenge facing Latinos today and her personal road to success
According to a 2012 study by the University of Scranton[1], 45 percent of people usually…
The top 100 most influential and notable Hispanic professionals in the IT Industry
Luis Casamayor and Jorge Plasencia give us an inside look at the progressive marketing agency they’ve built.
WWE’s George Barrios keeps the wrestling organization ahead of the business curve as CFO.
Tapping into his athletic insight, BMO Harris Bank’s Marco Quintana coaches his clients through right financial decisions.
Lobbying duo Ingrid Duran and Catherine Pino set out to “change hearts, minds, and the world.”
As the company‘s president, Eduardo Tobon describes Diners Club International as a vintage brand and “vintage is in vogue now.”
Mega producer Nely Galán’s Adelante Movement is pushing Latinas to prosper on their own terms
From engineering to modeling, race car driver Milka Duno maps out her career.
Mauricio A. España makes waves at Dechert, LLP and makes time for those that get lost in the system.
Michael Lizárraga likes to say TELACU teaches communities to fish to eat for a lifetime.
Vice president of finance Miguel Lugo, Jr. adds new thinking to Goya Foods, Inc.’s family-business recipe .
Fabiola Sicard helps Scotiabank raise the visibility of Latin American potential in Canada by filling immigrant needs
Everyone’s way of life is influenced by an engineer. From the water effortlessly streamed into homes to the roads taken on the way to work, “you use all those things without realizing that someone did them for you,” says Juan Carlos Villalba, Fluor Corporation’s director of commercial strategies. “That’s what engineering was for me: so important.” Here, Villalba shares what drives his passion for engineering and how he is adding value to one of the world’s largest international design, engineering, and contracting firms.
Chris Garza has been approaching the bench since he was too little to see over it. While other kids were meeting in the sandbox, the director and general counsel at Cosentino North America followed his attorney father to work and met federal judges.
