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Michael Lizárraga likes to say TELACU teaches communities to fish to eat for a lifetime.
Korn/Ferry International’s Victor Arias works to recruit more Latinos from the top down
Jorge Gonzalez puts people first as City National Bank of Florida’s president and CEO
Carmen Heredia-Lopez, director of investments for the Chicago Teachers’ Pension Fund, advocates for diversity and teamwork.
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.”
Augusto “Gus” Vidaurreta brings 36 years of business experience to his newest venture, Top Secret Nutrition.
Multilingual Luis Avila maintains a serious edge among Heidrick & Struggles’ 50+ worldwide offices adds communicational politics.
“The current housing crisis has led millions of lower- and middle-income families—including many Hispanics—into foreclosure,” says Bruce Gago, founder of Bay Realty Capital. “This motivated me to create Bay Realty Capital, a for-profit investment firm to purchase distressed homes and convert them into affordable rental housing, which would meet an important market need.”
Serial entrepreneur Andres Ruzo seeks to reshift flow of trade from east-west to north-south via Link America.
With an intertwined family history and shared background and values, brothers Marcel and Gabriel Navarro and Martin Pico, now principals at MMG Equity Partners, coincide in their approach to business: building a legacy.
Heading the largest wholesale distributor of swimming-pool supplies in the world, with $1.8 billion in last year’s sales, Pool Corporation’s Manuel Perez de la Mesa details how the hard-work ethic instilled by his parents have paved the way to prosperity.
From a small grocery store and tortilla plant started by the Villarreal brothers to one of the biggest Hispanic-owned corporations in Wisconsin, here is the story behind El Rey Mexican Products Inc’s. explosive growth.
Their detour into business law and government relations, via their namesake firm, allows them to serve Hispanic-owned midsize businesses with their own personal touch.
Taking the reins of the family business is always a risky proposition, marked by unique challenges but also incomparable rewards. Meet five fresh-faced entrepreneurs who are catapulting their parents’ ventures to the next level—one bold idea at a time.
How a 2022 Data Breach helped chart a new IT Path at Builders Mutual
Younger workers are increasingly seeking freelance opportunities and remote work—a significant shift in workplace norms with a large-scale impact
There are more older workers in the labor force than ever before, including many Latinos. But the business world has yet to adapt to reality.
This issue focuses on the leaders who are proving the statistics wrong and securing some of their first board seats
Victoria Jenn Rodriguez knows embarking on a new adventure can be intimidating. But she did it anyway, first with VJR Enterprises and now with the Dare to Leap Academy.
