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Sara Martinez Tucker serves as a guest lecturer for a Leadership and Social Change class at Notre Dame, where she is able to provide advice for seniors studying political science.
Kunda quotes Napoleon Hill: “A goal is a dream with a deadline.”
HE asks Cesar Sanchez of SFX baseball how he got into Hispanic baseball representation, what the view from the inside is like, and what it takes to be a successful agent.
Mexico City native Manuel Alvarez channels his international upbringing for his work at Citibank.
Gloria Castillo helps increase opportunities for minorities as president of Chicago United.
Mega producer Nely Galán’s Adelante Movement is pushing Latinas to prosper on their own terms
Texas lawyer Benny Agosto, Jr. on why he can’t keep quiet when it comes to litigating and mentoring.
Liberty University’s Christina Wade helps English-language learners find their stride.
Victor Pelayo aims to merge his supply chain management knowledge with his multicultural background
There’s work to be done for Latinas in America, and Eva Longoria is taking a leading role in the job
As an international litigator, Gaela Gehring Flores doesn’t just represent her clients; she speaks for them—literally
From first-generation Americans who rose from meager beginnings in a foreign place, to those inspiring change in their companies and communities, to the lucky few who get to lead legendary organizations that fulfill their childhood dreams—this issue has all of that, and more.
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.
Andy Unanue takes what he learned from his family to help other families’ dreams come true
Ivonne Fernandez uses café con leche as a multicultural outreach tool for AARP in Florida
As Pacific Gas and Electric’s executive vice president of electric operations, Geisha Williams is the highest-ranking Latina in the industry. Her work may be behind the scenes, but without her, 15 million Californians would be left in the dark.
