Gary Acosta believed that building a professional network was a fundamental necessity for his career. That his network was ultimately in place to benefit his ventures, first and foremost.

Arturo Nuñez is a wizard at translating marketing strategy across cultures and populations. The born storyteller has been in the business for over three decades, with stops at PepsiCo, Diageo, Nike, Apple and NuBank.

Tanya Reu-Narvaez lives her life by a simple but powerful mantra: “Be the change you wish to see in the world.”

José E. Feliciano persevered through failures that forced him to innovate rather than recede into the background.

Charo Henríquez is a leader in digital journalism and newsroom strategy at the New York Times, she recognizes her value lies in the keen ability to solve for opportunities in a digital-first environment.

Raul Anaya first witnessed the drive and resilience of the Latino business owner when his father opened Anaya’s Body and Paint Shop in Brownsville, Texas.

As a Girl Scout selling cookies, Sylvia Acevedo was taught by her troop leader to…

Dr. Miguel Román has made it his mission to illustrate the effects of climate change through meaningful stories rather than onslaughts of data.

A scholar and author, Geraldo Cadava has often looked to his grandfather—a man of Colombian and Filipino descent who was born in Panama—for a rich text of stories about the Latino experience in America.

For Alicia Menendez, bridging mainstream media to the Latino community brings with it a deep sense of responsibility.