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A veteran in the packaged goods industry, Luis Visoso embraces the opportunity to transform finance for a Silicon Valley giant
For Alberto Mariño, hiring is about creating partnerships that support Washington, DC’s communities
How Luis Lozada keeps costs down for the San Francisco Giants while opening doors for small businesses
CFO Maria Mejia sees Ulterra’s lively pace and culture as key to continued growth and expansion
Monica Caldas doesn’t have time or patience for complaints: only for action. After immigrating to…
Avec Guadalupe O’Brien shares her path from accountant in Mexico City to controller for a Canadian produce company, and why she feels she has found her corner of the world
Manuel Haro of Giant Food Stores on serving, saving, and competing in the grocery business
WPP’s Celia Ortiz examines the dynamics of the Latin America region for the world’s largest advertising company
An entrepreneurial mind discovered a need in the Hispanic market, resulting in the multimillion-dollar, award-winning success of El Clasificado
Benjamin Hernandez allocates public health funding in Houston with optimism for a healthier, prevention-focused community
“We have to address the lack of a pipeline for Latinos in Hollywood”
Texas A&M University–San Antonio president takes stock in the public education sector and the unique opportunities offered by Texas A&M’s only institution established in a major urban center
Alexander Gonzalez calls it the most interesting marketing company in the world. As CFO of…
Freeman Company CFO Julio Ramirez on global growth, increasing diversity, and taking risks
To develop a permanent pedestrian plaza in Times Square, New York City turned to architecture firm Snøhetta, which specializes in “integrating buildings and landscapes with the environment and people,” according to CFO Oscar Perez
After a long and successful career, Lou Nieto has taken his expertise into America’s boardrooms, where he advises two Fortune 500 companies
Robert Nuño is a lifelong consultant helping Miami’s Hispanics reach their goals.
Joe Robles may be a retired general and a soon-to-be-retired CEO, but his impact is more relevant than ever.