Education
Only 1 percent of doctorate degree holders in the US are Latina—and it will take deliberate action and support to reach beyond that statistic, writes Dr. Brandi R. Muñoz
Walfred Arenales helps fellow Latinos achieve their dreams at Harvard Business School, which he strives to make a welcoming place for all
Soleil Carrion, vice president of finance and shared services at Milton Hershey School, found a career worth every minute
Leo Sanchez of Easy Street Offers is committed to increasing women in leadership in real estate through the Dominga Sanchez Family Scholarship
Sergio Maiworm is a CFO with global expertise and the talent to maintain massive growth at Talos Energy, supported by finance and IT
Ricardo Hernandez accepted an unenviable role at the Tucson Unified School District, where he immediately had to ask taxpayers to raise their own taxes
Giselle Huron spends her days working on cutting-edge tech at Google and her nights advising students
Looking for financial support to pursue higher education? We’ve curated seven resources for college-bound and current Latino students.
Check out the ten largest colleges and universities where Hispanic undergraduate students comprise at least 50 percent of the student body
Point Foundation’s Jorge Valencia shares how his personal experiences shaped his mission of advocating for LGBTQ students across the US
With a commitment to social justice and equity in education, Abigail O’Neal leads Why Not You Academy’s mission of dismantling barriers for underserved students
These eleven Latinas in law are fighting for justice, workers’ rights, immigration reform and more through litigation and advocacy
Maria Alejandra Melendez is new to Mattress Firm, but not to building world-class HR organizations
Ten tips for aspiring Latino lawyers to unlock their potential, from leveraging cultural heritage to seeking mentorship and advocating for diversity
Five Latino next-generation activists fight for what they believe in, from environmental policy to indigenous rights to immigration rights
Jorge Perez shares his inspirations, his goals for the future, and how Latinos can advocate for themselves
Gonzalo La Cava is the person to call when you need a new path forward
From evening classes to hybrid formats, these part-time law programs make earning a Juris Doctor possible for full-time workers
From immigrant roots to executive heights, Alan Cardenas is revolutionizing legal operations at Coursera with AI integration and diversity in mind
Leading defense lawyer Ricardo Solano Jr. fights not only for his white-collar clients at Gibbons P.C. but also for other minority attorneys as mentor, champion, and guide
Here are ten pieces of advice for board directors to help them lead their boards successfully