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In 2018, Boris Gartner needed a challenge. He found it as being a key driver for expansion of soccer both as CEO of LALIGA North America and partner at Relevent Sports.
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
Play-by-play announcer Nilson “Junior” Pepén shares the move he made for love and how he found his niche within sports broadcasting in Boston
Freddy Rolón was first drawn to sports thanks to his next-door neighbor, the old Yankee Stadium in the Bronx. He’s since become one of the highest-ranking Latinos at ESPN where he serves as head of digital content and audience expansion and uses his platform to advocate for community and authenticity.
After breaking barriers in sports journalism, Los Angeles Times’ Iliana Limón Romero shares her story and how she’s making sure other Latinos are given the opportunities to succeed
Tech-savvy CMO Ariela Nerubay shares Curacao’s retail marketing and multicultural marketing strategies. Plus, she discusses how C-Suite leaders can prepare for disruptive technologies like AI.
Maria Lopez Twena is an award-winning marketer with over thirty years of experience who currently…
Hispanic Executive caught up with Sylvia Banderas Coffinet, Latino Media Network’s new CEO and a longtime friend of our publication, for a personal conversation on her historic appointment
Founding Partner Orlando Camargo of Ithaca Street Partners believes in leveraging his client’s differences, especially Latinos, to help them reach their goals
T-Mobile VP of Engineering and Operations Martha Ventura is a rare breed as a Latina in a male-dominated field. That’s why she’s building bridges to increase the number of women in tech.
Lauren Lopez didn’t have many guides on her early professional journey, so she’s made it her mission to open doors and share her story with underrepresented and first-generation talent
As managing editor of NBC Latino, Sandra Lilley publishes stories aimed at both the Latino community and a broader audience
Maria Peña’s passion for storytelling is a perfect fit at the Library of Congress as she brings light to Latino historical contributions
Throughout his distinguished media career, Herb Scannell has highlighted Latino voices. As president and CEO of Southern California Public Radio, he’s taking it to the next level.
Writer and reporter Julia Longoria has found her voice through radio and podcasts; she’s now working to create an environment where others can grow professionally
Veteran lawyer Mark A. Hernandez tries to both help someone and learn something new each day—a practice that ensures he’s both effective and fulfilled at Charter Communications