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Ricardo Hernandez accepted an unenviable role at the Tucson Unified School District, where he immediately had to ask taxpayers to raise their own taxes
Gonzalo La Cava is the person to call when you need a new path forward
Chief Legal Counsel Ricardo A. Bedoya blends his passions for both fields at Medtronic
“Do what makes you uncomfortable.” Stephanie Monge has repeated that mantra to her friends and…
As a staff economist at Google, he uses his soft skills to communicate his findings clearly and pulls from his lived experiences to work collaboratively with several teams.
How Ben Sigel helps build connections, community, representation, and lifesaving opportunities for the Latino and Jewish communities
Jacqueline Aguilar has always sought out a place where she could use her background in business, tech, and the law to make a difference—and she’s found it at Procter & Gamble
Rewarding ERG participation and bridging the technology divide in education were just two of the discussion topics at the final Latino ERG Digital Summit of 2021
Guest Editor Anna Maria Chávez is leaning into the challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic to better enable the National School Boards Association to support student populations
Nellie Gorbea got her first taste of political service far away from Rhode Island, where…
“You can’t get too ingrained in your own opinion because there are definitely different approaches—different…
Getting married by Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor—the first Latina to sit on that court—is…
Annette Isaacson, in-house counsel for JPMorgan Chase, uses her legal talents to help Chicago’s undocumented immigrants
Regina Montoya has a pass to the middle class for poverty-stricken Dallas. Can it work for the nation?
What drew you to the field of sociology, and particularly, studying Hispanics? An internship for…
Maria Harper-Marinick, chancellor and provost of Maricopa Community college, is determined to open the door of higher education to as many students as possible
Sara Martinez Tucker serves as a guest lecturer for a Leadership and Social Change class at Notre Dame, where she is able to provide advice for seniors studying political science.
Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts wants to make employee opportunities a standard, not a luxury
As the Latino population and our impact grows, we have power at the polls—both in the voting booth and on the ballot—to affect change, writes Diana Maldonado
Don’t miss out on these fourteen Latinos in HR to watch, who are empowering people, driving business strategy, and making an impact at their organizations and in their communities
