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Regina Montoya has a pass to the middle class for poverty-stricken Dallas. Can it work for the nation?
Affordability can complement profitability. Look to the Molinas for a health care model that works.
An immigrant’s journey from corporate America to the Bush
administration to the front lines of immigration reform
After building a businessman’s bank, James Pérez Foster counsels other institutions to do the same.
“My company hatched on my kitchen table. Since that day in my kitchen, DEVAL has…
Alberto Vilar founded Apoyo Seguro in 2013 to take up the tall yet imperative order of providing millions of Hispanics the tools to keep their dreams safe.
The Towers Watson global account executive brings the values of his upbringing to the relationships that define his daily work
We caught up with Lulu Flores to learn more about her advocacy and how she is helping women outside the courtroom as well.
Creative Times regroups after national tragedy and emerges a top federal contractor.
HE had the pleasure of partnering with the USHCC to bring the 2013 Kickoff Reception to its hometown on June 27. As part of the kickoff, HE welcomed USHCC Chairman Emeritus Nina Vaca, Mayor Rahm Emanuel, and activist, philanthropist, and businesswoman Eva Longoria to Chicago.
Find out why Manuel Ortiz is being hailed as one of K Street’s most influential strategists
The ever-changing health-care industry keeps Louisa Alvarez engaged and on her toes.
As senior VP and deputy general counsel for FOX International Channels, Ana Siegel tackles endlessly complex legal details that make the airing of American programming possible in Latin America.
San Juan, PR, lures the international business community with irresistible incentives.
USHCC’s president and CEO Javier Palomarez tells us why investing in Hispanic-owned businesses is money well spent.
