Policy
“As the Hispanic community continues growing, our leadership has to play an important role in shaping policy. Hispanic americans will only continue to be increasingly influential on domestic and world affairs,” says Coca Cola’s Peter Villegas
Los Angeles needs Miguel Santana who identifies with the most at-risk populations and is not afraid to face challenges head-on
Unifier of the new majority and head of the USHCC sends a clear message to 2016 presidential candidates: You will not win without the Hispanic vote
Corporations like Walgreens support entire in-house departments dedicated to the public good, allowing legal leaders like Dolores Ayala to make a difference for immigrants and other disadvantaged groups
A look into how Molera Alvarez’s founding partners built their lobbying firms into one of Arizona’s best
Annette Isaacson, in-house counsel for JPMorgan Chase, uses her legal talents to help Chicago’s undocumented immigrants
Chávez advocates for one of the nation’s most contentious populations: undocumented immigrants.
What the Democratic Party must do to earn New Jersey’s Hispanic votes.
Questioning celebrities, presidents, and dictators, Jorge Ramos isn’t just reporting the news—he’s influencing it as well.
Maria Teresa Kumar has spent the last ten years registering and equipping the young Latino voter, taking an active stand in the movement to ensure that Latino power in America reflects population size .
An immigrant’s journey from corporate America to the Bush
administration to the front lines of immigration reform
As an influx of Latinos arrives in Toronto, business opportunities abound for the burgeoning population of Latin American entrepreneurs. The Toronto Hispanic Chamber of Commerce strives to meet the needs of the city’s existing and incoming Hispanic professionals.
Maria Cardona of Dewey Square Group shares the soapbox in three of the greatest debates confounding Washington.
Lobbying duo Ingrid Duran and Catherine Pino set out to “change hearts, minds, and the world.”