Entrepreneur
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
Marie Diaz left a Fortune 500 company to launch her own HR company and focus on her family
Martha de la Torre of El Clasificado on making headlines
Rick Aleman got his start at 13, cooking hamburgers on a golf course. Now his Selrico Services is one of the world’s major military-service food providers, earning a revenue of $60 million.
Augusto “Gus” Vidaurreta brings 36 years of business experience to his newest venture, Top Secret Nutrition.
Sam Perez carefully structured Silvercreek Financial Corp. to service its loan officers as well as its clients.
Iveth Reynolds banks on her love of meeting people from different walks of life.
The great recession barrelled through the construction industry like a wrecking ball through a shanty. Luckily, Luis Spinola of Azteca-Omega Group is used to working with wrecking balls.
Randy Garcia, founder of The Investment Counsel Company of Nevada, shares why he “trains” for work with the same intensity and commitment of an Olympian.
“The current housing crisis has led millions of lower- and middle-income families—including many Hispanics—into foreclosure,” says Bruce Gago, founder of Bay Realty Capital. “This motivated me to create Bay Realty Capital, a for-profit investment firm to purchase distressed homes and convert them into affordable rental housing, which would meet an important market need.”
Offering a “personal touch” is the concept that Diane Hernandez instills in her law firm, Hernandez, Hicks and Valois, PA, and one of the reasons she aspired to start the firm about nine years after earning her law degree from the University of Miami.
