Immigration

Alma Anguiano. McDonald's Corporation
Alma Anguiano Creates Opportunities for Diverse Talent Over Decades at McDonald’s

Alma Anguiano might as well have a doctorate in the business of McDonald’s, and it’s paid off exponentially

Fatima Escalante
NextGen to Watch: Fatima Escalante

Deloitte’s Fatima Escalante shares how her parents are her biggest inspiration, what she is passionate about, and some lessons she still uses today.

Latino Philanthropists
Latino Philanthropists Making an Impact in the Community

These six Latinos are helping to grow and better communities through the work they do and the passion they have

Claudia Greim. Lockton
Claudia L. Oñate Greim is a Reflection of the Culture Success at Lockton

Claudia L. Oñate Greim is an AGC who can truly do it all at Lockton

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H-1B Visa Process Revolution: DHS Implements Beneficiary-Centric Changes

Discover the streamlined H-1B visa process with DHS’s innovative beneficiary-centric approach, reducing fraud and promoting fairness

Margarita Rivera. Lowe's
Margarita Rivera Prioritizes People

Margarita Rivera shares her passion for people and empowering her team to grow, and offers advice for evaluating AI-related risks

Andres Caballero Uponor
Andres Caballero Aids Uponor’s Expansion with a Focus on Authenticity

Andres Caballero remains true to his Colombian roots as an executive with impact at Uponor

Rina Montalvo
Rina Montalvo on Human Resources, Recovery, and Resilience

Rina Montalvo reflects on the life-changing challenges she experienced in the height of her career that ultimately brought her to a rewarding HR role at X

Juan Alexander Concepción
Juan Alexander Concepción Pushes for Systemic Change

Juan Alexander Concepción has been on a lifelong journey to solve systemic problems plaguing Black and Brown communities, a journey he continues at Boston Scientific

Florida’s New Immigration Laws Undermine the Latino Workforce’s Impact

UN Goals Ambassador Jennifer Borrero believes acknowledging the dark history of US interventionism in Latin America is a first step toward understanding how we can help today’s Latino immigrants and refugees

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How US Interventionism Contributed to Today’s Latino Immigration Crisis

UN Goals Ambassador Jennifer Borrero believes acknowledging the dark history of US interventionism in Latin America is a first step toward understanding how we can help today’s Latino immigrants and refugees

Jorge Mejia
Jorge Mejia Came Equipped for the Journey

When Jorge Mejia came to the United States, he was given support that most other…

Inmigrantes
The Visibility Issue: Inmigrantes

After leaving behind their homes and everything they knew, these executives found success. Now, their…

Armando Ibanez
Armando Ibañez Documents the Undocumented

Armando Ibañez is devoted to representing his community through television and film

New Report: The Latino Contribution to US Economic Dynamism

“The data shows: Latinos aren’t only contributing to the economy because there are a lot…

Claudia Ibarra: “Never Give Up”

“I felt like I was starting over all the time. It was difficult to show that my knowledge of laboratory science was better than my English.”

Addressing the Twin Cities’ Talent Shortage Crisis

Human capital is the US economy’s most valuable asset. That’s not just a positive sentiment…

Riding the Waves of Immigration Reform

Immigration attorney Lisa Pino likes mentoring young people whenever the opportunity arises. So when she…

Silvia Johnson on Fostering Diversity

Silvia Johnson was firmly established in her career as a human resources executive in the…

Michael Camuñez’s Private Diplomacy

Michael Camuñez grew up in Las Cruces, New Mexico, about thirty miles north of the…

Making the Case for Procurement

After false starts at other companies and a lot of hard work to earn both US citizenship and his MBA, Leo Esteban has earned the full backing of Veolia by showing the value of standardized supply-chain processes