Deem’s chief legal officer, Gabriel Sandoval, wills his way into a driver’s seat at the San Francisco startup
Chávez advocates for one of the nation’s most contentious populations: undocumented immigrants.
Tequila takes a page from viticulture’s book and garners international attention.
One organization dismantles the barriers to higher education for first-generation Hispanic-Americans.
AARP shepherds seniors through the age of technology.
What the Democratic Party must do to earn New Jersey’s Hispanic votes.
Pat Pulido Sanchez and Manny Sanchez are partners in their prime, leveraging their success for good and making time for one another.
NCLR works to resonate with more than just Hispanics.
How Yaneris Rosa’s culture helped her define a career in legal.
Brianna Hinojosa-Flores overcomes cancer and a political loss to protect BlackBerry.
Questioning celebrities, presidents, and dictators, Jorge Ramos isn’t just reporting the news—he’s influencing it as well.
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
How the ACLU of Southern California is rebuilding the Inland Empire.
Elizabeth Oliver-Farrow explains what the most enterprising demographic must do to become staid businessowners.
CIO Tim Campos takes us behind the scenes of the company that operates the world’s most popular social network.
Hector Gonzalez’s path to Dechert.
Proposition 187 passed in California while I was pursuing my undergraduate degree at San Diego…
Joe Robles may be a retired general and a soon-to-be-retired CEO, but his impact is more relevant than ever.
Diane Lopez defends Harvard and affirmative action’s diversifying impact on the school.
Although the roadmap is unclear, Glenn Nieves champions a quest for diversity in education and employment.
An immigrant’s journey from corporate America to the Bush administration to the front lines of immigration reform