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Maternal mortality rises among Hispanic and Black women, and the absence of accessible birthing centers in the Bronx underscores a critical reproductive right issue
This week’s tech roundup features Microsoft in hot water, the sustainability of AI art, and Amazon halting a promising tech innovation
Alma Karina Martinez’s journey from immigrant beginnings to becoming the city’s first Latina manager showcases her commitment to uplifting communities and driving transformative urban progress.
The new US Census category recognizes the dual identity of Hispanic and Latino populations, empowering the communities with a more accurate count
This week’s tech news roundup covers the threat of an Apple monopoly, bigger pushes to integrate AI, and more
These twelve finance associations are working to improve the understanding of finance as a gateway to collaboration, learning, and growth for industry professionals across the globe
This week’s legal news round-up covers how the Supreme Court will review whistleblower protections in finance, the legal implications of digital health tech, and more
See executive moves from Nathalie Rayes, Gilda Perez-Alvarado, Emma Rodriguez-Ayala, Sandra Campos, and more
VIDA continues to bring hope, jobs, and education to the people of the Rio Grande Valley, thanks in part to Isidro Ramos and Veronica Montemayor
Discover the streamlined H-1B visa process with DHS’s innovative beneficiary-centric approach, reducing fraud and promoting fairness
As executive director of Building Back Together, Mayra Macias delivers results and invests in people with a sense of responsibility for her family and community
With the 2024 US general election in full swing, candidates on both sides of the political aisle courting the Latino vote would be well advised to read this column
Carmen Arrieta-Candelaria reflects on family and a passion for service that has made her a public education advocate at Fort Worth Independent School District
The youngest director at the pentagon sits down with Hispanic Executive to illuminate how she broke into public affairs at the highest levels of government, and her vision for bringing other Latinos along
Maurice Perkins endeavors to ensure that all voices are heard at Transamerica—in both his day-to-day global work and spearheading the creation of the company’s Hispanic employee resource group
Javier Saade’s winding career path has taken him from the private to the public sector and back again. Now, he’s paving a new path as an undisputed leader in the boardroom.
Maria Cardona of Dewey Square Group shares the soapbox in three of the greatest debates confounding Washington.
Universal Building Maintenance’s president, Mark Olivas, shares why it pays to roll up your sleeves and learn by doing.
Find out why Manuel Ortiz is being hailed as one of K Street’s most influential strategists
Omar Vargas employs what he learned in law school on Capitol Hill—but when negotiating with Latin American officials, nothing’s as valuable as Vargas’s heritage