Entrepreneur
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.
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.
Cristina Goyanes pivoted from a successful career as a writer and editor to cofound Revel Digital Collective Inc.
As CEO and founder of We Tha Plug, Luis Martinez has created a fast-growing ecosystem to support, connect, and empower underserved founders
Five steps to becoming a strategic business owner and creating a foundation for long-term success
Populus Group Founder Bobby Herrera shares the foundations of his leadership and how he continues to serve others
David Gomez built his career on expanding Latino presence in corporate America. Now his passion is paying off.
Six years ago, Toni Calderon started a fledgling motorsports company against all odds. Today, he manages the world’s top Hispanic drivers and has his eyes set on bringing home a world championship.
Jeannie Price makes a company for women by women with Dallas-based Mía Mariú
Though he had little interest in school, Andre Uribe knew he was a natural entrepreneur. He shares how he tapped his exceptional people skills and knack for making the sale to form Power Grid Engineering, LLC
Samco Enterprises’ Sam Sanchez gives restaurant customers what they want.
Creative Times regroups after national tragedy and emerges a top federal contractor.
Many years ago, I participated in a University of Baltimore leadership retreat in the woodsy…
Nina Vaca has been thinking and doing big ever since she was a little girl. Now, as CEO of Pinnacle Technical Resources, she leads a top IT staffing and VMS software firm in the United States while continuing to impact the Hispanic business world through her work with the USHCC, Startup America Partnership, and acting as a mentor to women and entrepreneurs.
Andy Unanue takes what he learned from his family to help other families’ dreams come true
Restaurateur Arturo Gomez continues to set the scene in the Windy City with tequila cantina ¡Ay Chiwowa!
José Carrión has defeated both cancer and fear to lead HUB International CLC
Milwaukee competes with the big cities when it comes to opportunities for Hispanic professionals