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“In general, doing business on an international scale is a big challenge,” says George Calienes, senior VP of Latin American operations for McQuay International. “… You have to adapt to local customs, not think locals will adapt to your policies and practices.”
As senior director of cultural branding for PepsiCo, Javier Farfan hooks the “new mainstream” through refreshing twists on multicultural marketing
“It hit me very early on in my career that there were very few of us [Hispanics] in the health-care profession and that we needed to work together to address the health of our community,” says Dr. Elena Rios, president and CEO of the National Hispanic Medical Association.
Sony Pictures Entertainment’s Marcela Bailey details her climb up the ladder in her company from entry-level accounting clerk to divisional CIO.
We chat with St. John Knits, Inc.’s vice president of IT infrastructure, Guillermo Lopez, to hear what it takes to keep such a trendsetting organization running smoothly.
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.
Prolific movie-poster artist James Verdesoto looks back at his legendary career and favorite projects.
HR guru Karinna Rojas of Siemens Corporation doesn’t miss a beat handling far-flung projects that require the ability to be culturally savvy and internationally in-tune with the needs of a global workforce.
As general counsel Americas for The Sol Group Corporation, Marisol Mateos playfully describes her role as “part attorney and part psychologist.” Find out why.
“I admire many entrepreneurs who translate a personal passion into a business and love every
minute of it,” Juan David Bolivar says.
When Ariel Marrero came to the US from Havana, he was just eight years old. Looking back, his struggle to integrate ultimately created skills that led to his success as North American CIO for Havas Media.
General manager Lino Garcia delivers stellar programming to ESPN Deportes’ avid sports fans.
With the NFL and MLB launches under his belt, Art Marquez takes on his third start-up venture: Pac-12 Enterprises.
San Juan, PR, lures the international business community with irresistible incentives.
Gui Ponce de Leon of PMA Consultants takes the complexity out of tackling projects.
What Zeferino Banda Jr. started in 2003 as a one-man safety-consulting business has defied his own expectations. Now boasting 50 employees, Banda Group International, LLC demonstrates that with enough planning, care, and foresight, accidents are entirely avoidable.
As co-owner of the only Mexican-owned team in the US professional sports world, Antonio Cué Sánchez-Navarro thinks beyond winning a World Cup to giving back to the community and empowering youth.
Lupe Fernandez goes from part-time reception to company president at Entrust One Facility Services.
Despite a fulfilling career with consumer-products giant Campbell Soup Company, Harry Perales hasn’t forgotten his roots. In fact, he’s made it his mission to broaden opportunities and access for minority vendors.
Verizon’s Oscar Madrid steers clear of “generic bundles” when it comes to targeting the ethnic consumer for the top US wireless-services provider.
