Weil, Gotshal & Manges Partner Christopher Garcia protects some of the world’s largest corporations against allegations of securities fraud, insider trading, and other white-collar offenses
Cheryl Campos was raised to believe that she could do anything. Since graduating from Harvard, she has done exactly that, blazing an unorthodox trail as a model, actress, community builder, and venture capital leader.
In the field of economics, she is often the first person of color, the first woman, and the first bilingual economist. But she’s going to make sure she’s not the last.
Javier Saade’s winding career path has taken him from the private to the public sector and back again. Now, he’s paving a new path as an undisputed leader in the boardroom.
Comcast NBCUniversal SVP Juan Otero checks in on the company’s DEI commitments and discusses outcomes related to digital equity and emerging technologies
When it comes to personal finance, knowledge is power. That’s why Leandro Vicuña of Fremont Bank is passionate about empowering the Latino community to build and transfer generational wealth.
Vice President Melissa Uribes believes that leadership is an art, not a science. At Trimble, she’s leading DEI in an exciting new direction with initiatives designed to welcome promising new candidates from a diverse range of talent pools.
A powerful advocate for mental health, Fredrick Sandoval has spent his career speaking out about uncomfortable issues—and encouraging others to do the same
Throughout his distinguished media career, Herb Scannell has highlighted Latino voices. As president and CEO of Southern California Public Radio, he’s taking it to the next level.
Executive coach Patricia Arboleda explains why companies need to stop focusing so much on who they hire and start thinking about what leadership environment they’re creating
As MoneyGram expands its reach around the world, sales and marketing expert Liz Alicea-Velez works behind the scenes to reach regional consumers on their terms