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.
At TopBuild, Luis Machado flexes his M&A muscles while embracing the informal, collaborative company culture
Jesse Cortez is an empowering leader whose transparency and adaptability has ushered in a more inclusive company culture at McKesson
It’s no exaggeration to say that Monica Lopez Reinmiller lives and breathes social responsibility. For…
As a cofounder, principal, president, and highly successful portfolio manager at Taplin, Canida and Habacht…
“They never let me leave,” Natalie Hidalgo jokes about her time at New York University.…
Non-citizen entrepreneurs are an integral part of the economic engine that makes the United States…
“We have to address the lack of a pipeline for Latinos in Hollywood”
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Karin Larrave of Northwestern Mutual seamlessly integrates philanthropy into her professional practice.
New York Life’s Hector Vilchis leads a team creating initiatives to help the Hispanic market protect its wealth and develop future leaders
According to a 2012 study by the University of Scranton[1], 45 percent of people usually…
Mega producer Nely Galán’s Adelante Movement is pushing Latinas to prosper on their own terms
Mauricio A. España makes waves at Dechert, LLP and makes time for those that get lost in the system.
Dorene C. Dominguez makes sure her family’s legacy lives on with Vanir Group of Companies.
Angela O’Byrne shares her path through design and development that brought her home.
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