Dec 27, 2023

The David Morales story is the story of the Morales family.

That resonates in no place greater than his recent autobiography, American Familia. In it, Morales digs into his Puerto Rican heritage—not only as a way to emphasize the legacy of his family’s journey to America but to also inspire others within the Latino...

Dec 20, 2023

Lou Nieto grew up fascinated by strategy.

A kid once destined for law school, he devoured battle maneuvers from historic wars and studied chess—a game he still believes doubles as a potent metaphor for life.

Nieto’s interest in strategy translated seamlessly to his leadership roles in corporate America, in which he...

Dec 6, 2023

Raquel González doesn’t play witness to the changing Latino narrative, she helps author it.

With a career spanning decades at Bank of America, González is not only a leading example of what can be achieved through longevity and commitment to a revered financial institution, she actively invests in Latino...

Nov 15, 2023

For Director Ángel Manuel Soto, Blue Beetle is for his younger self.

As a kid growing up in Puerto Rico, Soto didn’t have the opportunity to see an Indiana Jones that looked like him—to see Latinos in heroic spaces of power on the big screen. Through Blue Beetle he set out to change that.

His recent blockbuster not...

Nov 2, 2023

“Latinos don’t play hockey.” It’s a phrase that Xavier Gutierrez has heard often since becoming the first Latino to lead an NHL team.

As president and CEO of the Arizona Coyotes, Gutierrez sees the massive opportunity in welcoming Latinos to the hockey rink. It’s a vision he shares with friend and team...