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Osvaldo Di Campli walks HE through Alcatel-Lucent’s global growth strategy
Freeman Company CFO Julio Ramirez on global growth, increasing diversity, and taking risks
After a long and successful career, Lou Nieto has taken his expertise into America’s boardrooms, where he advises two Fortune 500 companies
Brittany Perez gives us a glimpse of Match.com—and a few profile perfecting tips.
FTI Consulting informs our Latin American market entry manual.
Insight on health care coverage after the Affordable Care Act from Kaiser Permanente’s CCO.
Dresner Partners’ Omar Diaz works as a consigliere of sorts, totally committed to his clients discover new worlds
Cuba-native Raul Valdes-Fauli serves his community as a lawyer and civil servant. “Since I can remember I wanted to be a lawyer,” Valdes-Fauli says. “It wasn’t a decision. I never wanted to be anything else.”
Beatriz O’Malley is making Credit Suisse’s global HR practices feel a little more local.
Multilingual Luis Avila maintains a serious edge among Heidrick & Struggles’ 50+ worldwide offices adds communicational politics.
As the head of Express Scripts, George Paz is focused on improving the health-care delivery system in the United States.
WellCare’s Lisa Iglesias feels at home in her current role—literally. Back in her native Tampa, Florida, Iglesias aligns traditional and nonlegal functions for greater synergy.
Cesar Beltran of Time Warner Cable Inc. works behind the scenes to help usher in nearly every major innovation in the cable industry.
VP and General Counsel Gustavo Torres is dedicated to promoting clean, firm power by helping Fervo Energy set a standard in renewable energy
Meet Alex Páramo, a fellow at L’ATTITUDE Ventures who seeks out avenues to support Latino entrepreneurs and strengthen the business community in Joliet, Illinois
Sergio Maiworm is a CFO with global expertise and the talent to maintain massive growth at Talos Energy, supported by finance and IT
This issue focuses on the leaders who are proving the statistics wrong and securing some of their first board seats