Latino Leaders

This is the most prestigious award presented by the United States Hispanic Leadership Institute.

The final of four National Hispanic Leadership Summits organized by the We Are All Human Foundation during 2019 will be held Dec. 9-10.

As the leader of the first and longest-standing national Latino professional association in the U.S., Rivera hopes to utilize his platform to create positive change. 

The 47th annual ALPFA Convention attracted more than 3,000 attendees and provided great opportunities for colleagues to connect and diversify their network.

As the senior vice president at Wells Fargo Bank, Anthony Rosado leads the most physically present bank in the nation, while staying close to his North Philly roots.

The 40th annual USHCC National Convention is the premier event for America's Hispanic business community.

The voice of this community is finally audible, thanks to Young Executives like Anthony Rosado, from Wells Fargo, a “Phillyrican” with a ample mind and a profound heart.

Misconceptions are keeping Hispanics off corporate boards.

Esther Aguilera called for more organization among Latino corporate leaders at the 3rd Annual Latino Corporate Directors Association convention in Chicago on Oct. 18-19.

Latino participation on corporate boards remains low. How can that be changed? 

Ahead of the release of his autobiography in October, Nelson Díaz, who blazed a trail for Latinos in American politics and law, discussed his book and shared reflections on his life.

After having to resign his position in one of the most prominent Latino organizations in the country, Javier Palomarez has filed a lawsuit against his accuser, Nina Vaca, for sexual harassment.

The Garces Foundation held its annual Think Local/Give Local benefit event on April 13.

With two upcoming events, the American Jewish Committee will honor a local Latino leader and host a conversation on advancing Latino success.

Latino legislators will not sit idly by the incorporation of the question of citizenship in the Census 2020.

Edna Chavez and Emma Gonzalez gave two of the most inspiring speeches during the march that gathered thousands of people on the streets of Washington last Saturday.

Leaders of the new Philadelphia chapter of American Airlines' Latin Diversity Network step up in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria to organize relief efforts and build cultural bridges.