Community Impact
Texas’s governor-elect entered public life fighting for an Austin elementary school. Her path shows what changes when an advocate becomes the decision-maker.
Susana Sandoval Improves Her Community at First American Title Insurance Company
The labor leader who coined “Sí, se puede” helped reshape American agriculture and proved that leadership is measured by the institutions it changes
Through SOL, Dr. Esther Zeledon is bringing her coaching and strategy work to scale with AI built around service, ethics, and economic mobility
Junior Torres finds new ways to grow his own footprint in real estate and beyond
When I sat down to read The Daily Reporter’s recent piece on AI and apprenticeship,…
The Cabrera Capital Markets founder says building Latino wealth depends on who controls the capital and how deliberately it circulates within the community
Stephanie Moran Reed is the founder of MiJa Books, which centers BIPOC authors and BIPOC stories
Daniela Mounger and Co. are excited to make life a little easier for immigrants and their families
Beto Pallares on his new book, surrounding yourself with smart people, and creating lasting change
Dr. Amada Armenta is a leading researcher on immigration enforcement and the criminal justice system
A painful chapter in American immigration history inspires a new rallying cry for the Hispanic workers and contractors who are building America
Leandro Tyberg speaks on the origin of an organization that proves that underserved neighborhoods are an opportunity for the right investors.
Sandra Forero is a Chief Operating Officer With a Passion for Culture and Impact—and the Very Best of ZS DNA
No contractor builds alone—and contractor collaboratives that share knowledge, resources, and relationships can help Hispanic contractors grow stronger
After his sixth and final World Cup, Memo Ochoa talks about mistakes, community, and the legacy he hopes to build off the pitch
Building new homes is only part of the answer. Remodeling and reinvesting in existing housing is the next big opportunity for local contractors.
Hispanic-owned construction firms are growing faster than the market. Here’s how NHCA contractors can turn that momentum into lasting scale
Bobby Herrera is hoping to multiply more leaders willing to invest their time in others
AVANCE is over, but for the National Hispanic Construction Alliance the real work is just starting, with new partners, new chapters, and a Construction Village
More than 5,000 people gathered at AVANCE Global in Las Vegas. Decades of research on proximity, weak ties, and shared identity explain what that scale sets in motion.