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Two Battalia Winston leaders sit down to talk about their passion for recruiting and explain how they are shifting the conversation about diversity within companies across the United States.
Monica Lozano has leveraged news desks, corner offices, and corporate boards to drive positive change for the Hispanic community
After a long and successful career, Lou Nieto has taken his expertise into America’s boardrooms, where he advises two Fortune 500 companies
The Honorable Nelson A. Diaz has had an illustrious career in law, but these days his focus is on increasing Latino representation on corporate boards
The faces behind McKesson’s Hispanic employee resource group break down how the increasingly relevant network model works in the modern business climate
As minority-owned businesses boom, the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is redoubling its efforts to give its members a voice in politics and the resources they need to thrive
Jenny Maldonado of DXP’s small but mighty in-house legal department helps the Houston-based company stay one step ahead of the competition
Mid-sized Hispanic businesses find their escort to the next level in equity investors.
A-list agency LatinWorks’ key to winning the Hispanic-American consumer.
Motivated by her mother’s struggle, Marie Cosgrove worked her way to the front of Balanceback.
In an industry undergoing constant change, Yasmine Winkler at UnitedHealthcare is undaunted—and therefore the perfect leader for a company in a disruptive, evolving environment
The CEO of Hermès of Paris brings his unique style to the US luxury market while staying true to the craftsmanship of the classic company
Andres Saenz started as an intern then quadrupled the business at Parthenon Group.
Multinational CAI avoids risk by stepping outside the American perspective.
HACR’s new CEO will use Wall Street wits to expand the organization’s corporate reach.
ALPFA’s new leadership aims to teach Latinos the power of influence.
Carlos Cata prioritizes placing qualified Latinos in high-ranking positions.
Joe Robles may be a retired general and a soon-to-be-retired CEO, but his impact is more relevant than ever.