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Manuel Cuevas-Trisán helps Motorola Solutions establish appropriate privacy safeguards for managing highly sensitive information
Roel Campos draws upon his atypical and expansive legal and business background to advise both publicly and privately held companies
Mariana Fagnilli, Latin American policy expert with Johnson & Johnson, finds fulfillment in her work, thanks to her involvement with the company’s ERG, HOLA
Maribel Garcia-Rodriguez navigates intricate marketing differences around the globe.
Michael Rodriguez-Chapman on respect for other cultures and how that impacts information security
Victoria Alonso assembles the visual-effects wizardry seen on the big screen for Marvel Studios
Though they may not know it, SunGard Public Sector’s products improve the lives of millions of Americans. “We’re able to track drug offenders crossing one boundary to the next,” says Gilbert Santos, CEO. “It exposes information to other public-safety agencies in a region and helps regional policing on a whole.”
Sony Picture Television’s Sira Veciana-Muiño lends her legal expertise to hit shows such as Latin American Idol, Brazil’s Next Top Model, and Los Caballeros Las Prefieren Brutas.
Adrian Velasquez turns risky start-up into high-tech success story alongside partner Christine Krause.
The experience, however, only taught her independence and resourcefulness—paving the way for the wealth of expertise she brings every day to health insurer Cigna as its chief diversity officer.
Your customers have changed—and so has the way you engage them. As a best-selling author and thought leader on the subject of new media, Brian Solis shares how social media is redefining business as usual.
The discerning entrepreneur behind the beauty brand Grupo Ultrafemme, a family-owned business, shares how she went from operating a small perfumery in Cancun to overseeing 36 retail stores across Mexico.
Long before Art Hurtado founded the national-security firm Invertix Corporation, Hurtado was set on becoming a pirate. He eventually settled on navigating the choppy waters of government contracting as one of the industry’s most nimble—and fearless—visionaries.