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Chris Garza has been approaching the bench since he was too little to see over it. While other kids were meeting in the sandbox, the director and general counsel at Cosentino North America followed his attorney father to work and met federal judges.
As president and CEO of The Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, Esther Aguilera ushers in a new generation of Latino leaders
Korn/Ferry International’s Victor Arias works to recruit more Latinos from the top down
Guest columnist Michael Slabic, CLU®, ChFC® of Northwestern Mutual – Houston kick-starts our web-exclusive ‘Industry Experts Series’ as he weighs in on the great strides and contributions Hispanic women have made to the business landscape.
Milwaukee competes with the big cities when it comes to opportunities for Hispanic professionals
Gracie Inacay keeps Harris Associates LP committed to its employees. “When I know who the players are throughout the organization and what needs to get done, I can be a strategic partner to management and an advocate for employees,” she says.
DRR Advisors’ founder Robert Rodriguez is proud to “do the Latino thing.”
Drumroll, por favor. After combing the nation for candidates who exemplify leadership, innovation, and passion in the business arena and beyond, the time has finally come to unveil our inaugural Top 10 Líderes list!
HR guru Karinna Rojas of Siemens Corporation doesn’t miss a beat handling far-flung projects that require the ability to be culturally savvy and internationally in-tune with the needs of a global workforce.
Lucky for the company, HR director Elisa Soto never turns down a challenge—even if it takes 126-hour workweeks.
General manager Lino Garcia delivers stellar programming to ESPN Deportes’ avid sports fans.
With the NFL and MLB launches under his belt, Art Marquez takes on his third start-up venture: Pac-12 Enterprises.
This attribute has served him well working for $2.9 billion firm Jones Lang LaSalle.
Juan Guerrero reconfigures Office Depot’s distribution network to make it more agile and responsive to consumers’ needs.
As president of 42-year-old advocacy organization Chicago United, Gloria Castillo oversees groundbreaking initiatives aimed at building multicultural business leadership in the Windy City and beyond.