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A look into the USHCC’s Million Dollar Club.
How Noni Gonzalez climbed her way up the corporate leadership latter to assistant VP at AT&T
Ricardo Acosta keeps on top of an ever-changing IT field in the global pharmaceuticals industry.
Hilton Worldwide’s senior director of supplier diversity Fred Lona has taken an HR function and meshed it with the procurement process to expand the hotel chain’s supplier base.
PepsiCo’s Ricardo Barrientos helps connect the food-and-beverage giant with minority vendors.
This attribute has served him well working for $2.9 billion firm Jones Lang LaSalle.
Cristobal Rivera, a brand manager for MillerCoors LLC in Chicago, shares the secrets behind Coors Light’s successful branding within the Hispanic market.
Gabriel Buigas’s childhood goal was to become a general manager of a baseball team, and though his path led him to a career in law, the idea of managing a talented team followed him all the way to his current position at the Hewlett-Packard (HP) Company.
Brazilian beauty giant Natura partnered with biotech firm Debut to launch an AI-discovered skin longevity ingredient blending Amazonian botanicals, targeting Latin American markets first.
The State Department designated Comando Vermelho and Primeiro Comando da Capital as foreign terrorist organizations, marking the first time Brazilian criminal networks have received the label.
Paraguay completed 170 kilometers of modern highway infrastructure in under three years, cutting travel times nearly in half across key commercial corridors. The project represents the fastest large-scale highway delivery in Latin America this decade, outpacing comparable builds in Brazil and Colombia by 18–24 months. Construction firms cite streamlined permitting and pre-approved right-of-way as the efficiency drivers.
Bolivia is experiencing its most severe wave of political unrest in years, with nationwide protests, road blockades, and violent clashes threatening the country’s stability. The turmoil pits supporters of former president Evo Morales against the current government of Luis Arce, with both factions competing for control ahead of the 2025 elections. Washington is monitoring the situation closely, given Bolivia’s strategic importance in South America and its lithium reserves critical to global energy transition plans.
Coca-Cola FEMSA, the largest Coca-Cola bottler in Latin America, announced a series of strategic capital investments and operational expansions across its regional footprint. The company is reinforcing distribution networks in Mexico, Brazil, and Central America while modernizing production facilities to meet rising demand. The moves position FEMSA as the infrastructure backbone for beverage distribution in the region.
How eight visionary Latino-owned organizations are leading the charge in sustainability and making a significant impact on environmental and social fronts
Jose Gonzalo Bisquerra Mora, a VP in corporate America, wants Latinos to embrace their superpowers
NextGen Collective Latinx to Watch and contributing writer Soribel Feliz is here to explain
Siemens’ Alan Cardenas discusses how attorneys can benefit from the technological revolution
After false starts at other companies and a lot of hard work to earn both US citizenship and his MBA, Leo Esteban has earned the full backing of Veolia by showing the value of standardized supply-chain processes