As the first Latina agent in the NBA, Erika Ruiz shows the possibilities for other Latinas and people of color to break into the agency world and make a name for themselves
To build out a comprehensive people strategy at Griffith Foods, Henry Artalejo leads with a philosophy of cocreation and inviting constructive conflict to achieve the organizations’ purpose
HR expert Oracio Galindo shares the importance of mentorship, how it helped him grow into a leader, and how he’s mentoring the next generation of leaders
A first-generation college graduate who found a path in finance and accounting,
Harold Castro measures success in happiness and balance rather than in dollars and titles
Lisette Méndez shares how her passion for continuous learning informed her journey from engineering to finance throughout her thirty-year tenure at AT&T
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
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
Mariana D’Andrea draws on her decades-long legal career to expand Roku’s licensing content internationally while pouring leadership into the company’s ERGs and pro bono program
As the MRN Agency founder and CEO, Rebecca Núñez utilizes cultural intelligence to protect her clients. In doing so, everyone doesn’t just get a seat at her table but a microphone, too.
In times of crisis and change, ultra-resilient Latinx leaders and managers are a competitive advantage. Nathalie Darres shares the four key traits they possess.