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The transformative power of education is a subject that is close to the heart of…
Many in the talent and recruitment world need to learn an industry from the ground…
A chemist with a PhD in polymers doesn’t seem like the first person you’d look…
The Barilla Group is more than just a pasta company. It’s an establishment founded on…
Ricardo Madan IV’s family fled Cuba for Miami in the late 1950s. His grandparents, uncles,…
For Alfredo Rivera, the group president of Coca-Cola in Latin America, change has always been—and…
Juan Silva says that to be self-motivated one has to be acutely aware of his…
Mark Ortiz—who was born in France to a Bolivian father and Polish mother, and who…
Before cellular phones and international calling plans, Miguel Myhrer remembers his father using a ham…
We are seeing encouraging trends in the boardroom for Hispanic executives. First, in 2016 and…
Each time you visit a gas station, you swipe a card, fill the tank, and…
Over the last decade, the RTS unit of McKinsey & Company has helped a range…
“My father always emphasized the importance of getting an education,” recalls Nicolás José Muñiz Arias.…
Statistically, Latinos have less financial literacy than the rest of the United States’ adult population.…
Pedro Ejzykowicz has never lived so far from the ocean. The son of second-generation Polish…
Marta Carreira-Slabe has been a professional career woman for thirty years. The first chapter of…
“Encouraging Latinas and women in STEM is part of my DNA,” says Mariely Bandas-Franzetti, vice…
As an executive vice president at Nielsen, with extensive market and commercial knowledge both in…
Gustavo Biscardi was just sixteen years old when he started studying law in Rio de…
In most of North America, the overnight delivery of packages, via FedEx Express, is assumed…