Search Results for: "mentor"
How HR exec Elisa Hernandez keeps the Florida Panthers scoring.
Jessica Valenzuela Santamaria shares her journey from farm-town life to legal leader
Armando Lopez of Ecolab on why the Rule of Four works
For Hewlett-Packard’s Elcio Barcelos, going global means staying local.
Platinum Equity’s Barbara Velasco reflects on her upbringing and stellar law career
Yvette Donado shares her business-minded approach to nonprofit work
How letting go of one dream meant finding another for Dennis Verges
Vanessa Sobers on why smart marketing is multicultural marketing.
Brenda Medina shares her secrets to cross-cultural management.
As an international litigator, Gaela Gehring Flores doesn’t just represent her clients; she speaks for them—literally
Hector Garcia on creating a welcoming environment and mentorship opportunities for women, Latinos, and veterans in IT
Christina Lopez of Aries Capital shows how slow and steady comes out ahead
Sun Products’ Carlos Linares on getting ahead in consumer goods
Alberto R. Cardenas’s journey from his humble roots as a Cuban immigrant to Washington, DC’s top lobbyists
Ryder CEO Robert Sanchez on really listening to your customers, and finding a way to give them what they want
Guest columnist Michael Slabic, CLU®, ChFC® of Northwestern Mutual – Houston kick-starts our web-exclusive ‘Industry Experts Series’ as he weighs in on the great strides and contributions Hispanic women have made to the business landscape.
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.
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.
Raquel Tamez is strong, positive, and inspirational. Raised in a Houston barrio with a conservative Mexican family, she defied innumerable odds. It’s only apropos that this self-described Latina “fighter” chose a profession that lets her fight everyday: law.
Andy Unanue takes what he learned from his family to help other families’ dreams come true