Industry Leaders
Explore stories of top industry leaders shaping the future. Hispanic Executive highlights influential figures driving innovation and success
How a small gift from her parents fueled Glazer’s career success
Who walks away from big law money to focus on combating homelessness? Edda Santiago.
Elena Ortiz was promoted during her maternity leave, and she returned more committed than ever
Rafaela Monasterio continues to create a best-in-class compliance organization at Asset Living
In our August Executives to Watch, meet seven Hispanic executives pushing their industries to the next level
Alex Sabad on thirty years in supply chain and being open to the unknown
Roberto Carrato trusts the process of becoming a CFO at Diageo
From a file room in Dallas to VP of Total Rewards & Diversity, Iliana Hall is reshaping how Fossil Group supports its people around the world
One executive’s thirty-year climb from cleaning bathroom floors in a fast food restaurant to leading global teams across four continents
Ofelia Melendrez Kumpf was ready to drive change from the COO chair
Thirteen years later, Tony Rico may still have the same title, but his HR leadership is one to admire and emulate
Steve Dvorak and his team build trust and lasting relationships at The Dallas Group
Natalia Siercke-Suarez Can Drive an ERP Implementation in Four Languages and Counting
Luis F. Galvan-Sarabia dives into long-term growth and evolution at Southern Glazer’s with a swimmer’s mindset
Manny Ramirez, director of strategic sourcing at Smithfield Foods, on trading individual wins for people-first leadership shaped by his immigrant roots
Joel Campero talks building high-performing teams and finding ways to get to ‘Yes’
What elite international soccer competition reveals about executive leadership: pressure is not a disruption—it’s the job.
In our June Executives to Watch, meet seven Hispanic executives pushing their industries to the next level.
Francisco Leon is betting on carbon storage, data centers, and homegrown talent to prove that California’s energy future can be local, reliable, and led from the communities it serves.
Juan Forero finds his center in family, his colleagues, and every new challenge that arises
From Thalia to Pablo Neruda, Gabriel Gomez reflects on why the Latino experience defies a single definition—and why that complexity is something to celebrate