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Find the Latino leadership organization that fits your career trajectory, from entry-level positions to sitting on a corporate board
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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
Soccer saved his life, and now David Ricca champions the sport’s power to transform lives and communities through organizations like Street Soccer USA
How three Latinas are carving out a space and breaking away from cultural taboos to change the conversation around intimate wellness
See executive moves from Nathalie Rayes, Gilda Perez-Alvarado, Emma Rodriguez-Ayala, Sandra Campos, and more
Co-owners Jennifer Gandia and Christina Gandia-Gambale continue the family legacy at Greenwich St. Jewelers—and uplift other marginalized talent in the jewelry design space
With a passion for environmentally friendly lawn care, Philip Catron founded NaturaLawn of America and created opportunities for franchisees to follow in his footsteps
We’ve compiled a list of 24 books, written by Latino authors, that are a must-read in 2024
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
As the MRN Agency founder and CEO, Rebecca Núñez utilizes cultural intelligence to protect her clients. In doing so, everyone doesn’t just get a seat at her table but a microphone, too.
CryptoConexiòn Founder Monica Talan spotlights seven VCs and organizations boosting Latino entrepreneurs through culturally relevant initiatives and strategies
Latina entrepreneurs offer their top advice to Latina executives who want to stand out
These Latina business influencers are on a mission to change the world—and you won’t want to miss what they do next
The self-made founder, restaurateur, influencer, and queen of chill created a business that gives people of all backgrounds access to beauty and self-care at Chillhouse
Guest Editor Keith Hernandez breaks down the steps other leaders and companies need to take to drive real change for US Latinos
Five years ago, Tony Jimenez wanted to grow MicroTech into a half-billion-dollar company. He reached that goal early after beating IBM, HP, SAIC, and other giants for government bids and he now wants to become the best technology integrator in the nation.
Latino-owned businesses have adapted to the challenges brought on by the pandemic, but need additional support if they are to reach their full potential
Misfans Cofounder Hiram Altamirano is working on expanding his skill set and learning from past experiences in order to ensure that Latin American content creators are compensated as they deserve
Liz Hernandez shares what motivated her to leave Access Hollywood and how she hopes to inspire others and build community as the creator of WORDAFUL
ThinkNow’s Cofounder and Principal Mario Xavier Carrasco turned down big money to forge ahead on his own. The move gave him total control to build a new kind of market research firm.