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At the age of twenty-two, Francisco Sánchez had saved up the princely sum of $8,000.…
Each time you visit a gas station, you swipe a card, fill the tank, and…
Miguel Centeno was raised with plenty of hardships. “When I was growing up in the…
Family has always been Peggy Turner’s number one priority. Her parents raised her that way,…
Child prodigies might not share the same talent, but they do have one thing in…
When Javier Enrile first came to the United States from Spain, it was supposed to…
Nancy Robles-Guess is not afraid of pressure, and she’s not afraid of taking risks. When…
While the nature versus nurture debate rages on, Michael Alvarado has a love and affinity…
“I like accounting a lot; it worked out well,” says Chris Guzman, chief financial officer…
Having spent his early childhood in Bayamón, Puerto Rico, Hubert Rivera of TD Bank was…
For Thomas Santiago, in the battle of Wall Street versus Hollywood, Hollywood won. Before joining…
Hispanic Executive: How did you make diversity and inclusion a priority at Accenture? Nellie Borrero:…
“I grew up a Hispanic kid in Oklahoma. After high school, I attended the University…
After over 20 years of being fully engaged in the food industry, rising to international-leader…
Alexander Gonzalez calls it the most interesting marketing company in the world. As CFO of…
As a deputy general counsel, Raquel Tamez made a name for herself in the corporate world. But after a shakeup at the company that helped launch her career, Tamez came into her own in an unexpected place: a national nonprofit
Carlos Cata prioritizes placing qualified Latinos in high-ranking positions.
Dutra, the first Latina CEO of the club, sets a tone of diversity, inclusion, and understanding
Ana Wugofski on why social finesse goes a long way at Lockheed Martin Aeronautics.
