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When Cristina Contreras moved to New York City from the Dominican Republic, she didn’t speak…
Philanthropy leader, community builder, and former mayor of Palo Alto, California, Sid Espinosa has advocated…
Working at Bank of America for nearly two decades in a variety of roles provided…
For most people, first jobs are nothing glamorous. You sweep the floors, organize boxes of…
Many enter the practice of law to help people. While Ivelices Linares Thomas felt she…
People usually consider a few different options for a career before honing in one path.…
That Joanna Iglesias’ home state of Florida, the “Sunshine State,” ranks 14th in total installed…
In undercover tests conducted by the Department of Homeland Security, fake bombs and weapons made…
After over 20 years of being fully engaged in the food industry, rising to international-leader…
ITSource Technology’s Brian Arellanes makes it his business to outpace cyber crime—when threats get as big as foreign nationals attacking US companies, Arellanes knows how to stay cool under pressure, racing to help his clients respond
Cisco’s Ana Corrales goes beyond her day job to promote the representation of women and Hispanics in STEM fields
As minority-owned businesses boom, the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is redoubling its efforts to give its members a voice in politics and the resources they need to thrive
The evolution of Colombia’s oil industry and how Ecopetrol thrives amid foreign investment.
The 2008 collapse drastically changed the systems at Standard & Poor’s, and Horacio Aldrete-Sanchez is changing the way his team operates to provide more clarity to a process designed to help investors make critical choices every day
J. Alex Valdez keeps the pulse of his New Mexico community as the leader of CHRISTUS St. Vincent hospital. “You always have to look forward to brighter and better days, and be passionate about what you do and why you’re doing it,” he says.
Turning his love of computers into a career, global IT leader Rick Soto keeps things up and running in the entertainment industry.
The great recession barrelled through the construction industry like a wrecking ball through a shanty. Luckily, Luis Spinola of Azteca-Omega Group is used to working with wrecking balls.
Giving us a look at her career through the years, Brinker International’s Dora Cortinas shares how a brief step backward to reassess priorities can lead to unexpected opportunities.
“I admire many entrepreneurs who translate a personal passion into a business and love every
minute of it,” Juan David Bolivar says.
