Culture

Michelle Ferreira. Greenberg Traurig
G. Michelle Ferreira Finds New Space and New Mentees

How G. Michelle Ferreira supports young talent, builds culture, and creates welcoming spaces at Greenberg Traurig

Pricilla Almadovar
15 Latina CEOs You Should Know

We’ve compiled a list of fifteen Latina CEOs who should be on your radar this Women’s History Month

Alma Anguiano. McDonald's Corporation
Alma Anguiano Creates Opportunities for Diverse Talent Over Decades at McDonald’s

Alma Anguiano might as well have a doctorate in the business of McDonald’s, and it’s paid off exponentially

Fatima Escalante
NextGen to Watch: Fatima Escalante

Deloitte’s Fatima Escalante shares how her parents are her biggest inspiration, what she is passionate about, and some lessons she still uses today.

Latino Philanthropists
Latino Philanthropists Making an Impact in the Community

These six Latinos are helping to grow and better communities through the work they do and the passion they have

Oscars
Highlighting the History of Latino Winners at the Oscars

Latino representation continues to grow at the Oscars. Discover the history of Latinos at the Academy Awards.

Claudette Soto in plain sight
Claudette Soto Builds Up Chicago Communities and Talent

Through her mission-driven construction management firm baso, Claudette Soto is changing the environment to better serve its people

NextGen to Watch: Esteban Lopez

Esteban Lopez of Ernst & Young shares his inspirations, what he is passionate about, and what he wants to see more of from Latinos in the future

10 Latino Podcasts to Add to Your Queue

Interested in podcasts about and hosted by Latinos? Listen to these ten Latino podcasts discussing topics such as business, politics, finance, and more.

books
9 New Releases from Latino Authors: February 2024

Find room on your bookshelf for these incredible reads releasing this month from Latino authors

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24 Books by Latinos That You Need to Read in 2024

We’ve compiled a list of 24 books, written by Latino authors, that are a must-read in 2024

Noramay Cadena
Meet the Engineer-Turned-VC Investing in the Future of Food Tech

As cofounder of Supply Change Capital, Noramay Cadena invests in new talent with big visions of creating the future of food tech that is more inclusive, resilient, and climate-friendly

leadership behaviors
How to Maximize Your Leadership Behaviors

Kevin Salcido provides ten leadership behaviors to avoid and enhance to become a strong leader

Justina Sanchez Cox
Justina Sanchez Cox Highlights Collaboration at Cadence

Justina Sanchez Cox reflects on the importance of building teams, listening with intention, and helping others grow

Hisplaining Navidad
Hisplaining Navidad: How Latinos Celebrate Christmas with Posadas, Ponche & Piñatas

With Christmas just around the corner, Laura Martínez would like to remind you that the real Navidad happens on December 24

Henry Artalejo
Henry Artalejo Is Not Your Typical HR Leader

To build out a comprehensive people strategy at Griffith Foods, Henry Artalejo leads with a philosophy of cocreation and inviting constructive conflict to achieve the organizations’ purpose

Oracio Galindo
Oracio Galindo Creates the Future of Leadership at the Los Angeles Rams

HR expert Oracio Galindo shares the importance of mentorship, how it helped him grow into a leader, and how he’s mentoring the next generation of leaders

Patrick Trevino
How Patrick Trevino Puts People First

EVP Patrick Trevino shares his human-centric leadership philosophy and how it aligns with the culture at TRAX Analytics

Auditing Hispanic Culture: Retired Army and Government Executive on What Should Stay and Go

Jeff Marquez audits the permanence and impermanence of our culture and encourages Hispanics and Latinos to take action on what is and isn’t working for them in the US

you don't look mexican
Hisplaining: “You don’t look Mexican”

In her latest column, Laura Martinez explains how to tell if someone is a Latino or not. Pro tip: Ask if they own a sombrero.

Hisplaining: Día de Reyes

In her ninth Hisplaining column, Laura Martinez explains the improbable link between tamales and the Three Wise Men