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Lisseth Zouhbi leans into her experience to become an ambassador for HR, women, and Latinas
By now, AI news is everywhere these days: the incredible things you can do with…
Valentina Rivera, a Colombian who immigrated to the US at age twelve, is an integrated…
Nelson Cruz, a Dominican American born in Silver Spring, Maryland and raised between the Dominican…
Merc Heredia-Ferran, a Venezuelan American born in Boston and one of a set of triplets,…
Guided by questions of why health disparities exist and how to address them, Andrés Alvarado…
Angie Aramayo was born in Lima, Peru, and immigrated to Sarasota, Florida, at the age…
As director of development and communication at the Farmworker and Landscaper Advocacy Project (FLAP), Arely…
Izzy Hasaballa, an Ecuadorian and Egyptian American from Queens, is the community manager at Girls…
José Gaona, a proud first-generation Mexican American born in Michoacán, México and raised in Fort…
Lilia Montoya reflects on insourcing bus operations, the value of public service, and her mentorship in the transit world
A CIO battles to implement new organizations as fast as Ardurra keeps finding new ones to buy
Robert Aguilar is far more than a West Side kid who made good—he’s changing lives
For fifteen years, Jeannine Cordero advocated for students with special needs. Now she helps Accertify stop fraudsters from separating people from their money.
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
Juan Loaiza dives into how cultural creativity and business acumen are informing inventive AI adoption in Latin America
Gabriel Beltran of Dallas Area Rapid Transit has created historic opportunities for minority- and women-owned businesses
VIDA President and CEO Felida Villarreal knows how to advocate for and empower the Rio Grande Valley community. She is on a mission to bring opportunities to the valley and build a future where success is not limited by geography.