LISA DEADERICK, The San Diego Tribune
It may come as a surprise that radio personality Geena the Latina — formally Geena Aguilar — never pictured herself on the air. If it wasn’t for a morning show audition 15 years ago that brought her to the city she considered a second home, San Diego might have missed out on one of the market’s more popular radio hosts. Continue reading How popular radio personality Geena the Latina realized her voice was powerful and necessary
By Yukare Nakayama, ABC
CHICAGO, Ill. — A Latina family-owned business, MCM Protein Bar, will be opening its doors to the public this weekend. It offers healthier food options in the city’s Pilsen neighborhood on the West Side, all with a fun Mexican twist! Continue reading A Latina-owned business offers healthier food options on Chicago’s West Side
by Eileen Hoenigman Meyer
In some ways, a remote job interview can seem like a welcome relief from the traditional format. You don’t have to worry about directions or getting stuck in traffic; plus, you only have to agonize over half an outfit. Continue reading 6 Things Interviewers Want Us to Know About Remote Interviews
By Jennifer “Jay” Palumbo, Forbes
Multiple academic studies have found that Latinas have more hormone-disrupting chemicals in their bodies than white women. Researchers say this may be due to Latinas outspending other groups in beauty purchases by 30%. Continue reading How One Skincare Company Is Reclaiming The Clean Beauty Of Their Latina Ancestors
By The Bay State Banner
In a sunny storefront not far from the Boston Harbor, Maria Vasco lingers off to the side of the cash register, smiling but nervous, as she watches one of her first two employees ring up a customer. Continue reading Meet The Young Latina Immigrant Behind Boston’s First Zero-Waste Store
For many of us, connections to small businesses are deeply personal—your local barber shop or family dentist, the spot for the best pizza in town, the small contractor you call to fix your leak. Continue reading Supporting an inclusive economy: small businesses, Black and Latinx entrepreneurs, and their intersection
By Maria Valdez Haubrich
Hispanic small business owners are the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs in the US.
The number of Hispanic business owners grew 34% over the past 10 years as compared to 1% for all U.S. business owners, according to a recent study from Stanford University.
Continue reading 10 Essential Sites for Hispanic Business Owners
“How to Apply for Higher Education Careers – Revised Edition” is a free ebook for anyone interested in getting a job in higher education. Continue reading How to Apply for Higher Education Careers – Revised Edition
By Debra Wheatman
I have probably received more questions on the topic of conducting a job search in the current climate than I have on anything else in 2020. When the restrictions were first enacted, many people decided to go into a self-imposed holding pattern and shelve their job searches.
Continue reading 5 Current Keys to Success When Searching for a Job
By Kat Castagnoli
While starting a minority-owned business has its share of challenges, the opportunities to grow are enormous. Statistics show that by 2044, more than half of all Americans are projected to belong to a minority group. Continue reading 3 Ways to Successfully Brand Your Business
