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Shifting Community Narratives toward Inclusion
By Karla Amador As Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion at NBCUniversal, Salvador Mendoza develops tools to improve the company’s diverse and inclusive environment. He manages partnerships with about 100... Read More
Making Space for Passion in Healthcare Law
By Karla Amador Clifford Barnes is the Co-chair of the Health Plan Compliance Group and a Member of the Firm in the Healthcare Practice at Epstein Becker & Green (EBG).... Read More
Vincent Velasquez: The New Renaissance Man
By Korey Wilson In the mind of Vincent Velasquez, effective business leaders do more than just lead. They not only see the big picture but are willing to get their... Read More
Cris Mercado: Bridging the Gap Between College and Career
By Korey Wilson Finding good academic and career advice was a challenge for Cris Mercado during his high school years. “I went to a crowded high school in New York... Read More
Gil Addo: Democratizing Specialty Care Access
By Evan J. Cutts In the age of globalization, Gil Addo, Co-founder and CEO of RubiconMD is changing the landscape of healthcare access from top to bottom. RubiconMD is an... Read More
Unlocking the Door to Financial Leadership
By Evan J. Cutts “The difference between being a leader and a manager is trust, flexibility, and knowing your abilities well enough to recruit a team that complements you,” explains... Read More
Pierre Georges Bonnefil: The Life and Legacy of a Global Citizen
By Evan J. Cutts When the words global citizen and service are used, Mr. Pierre Georges Bonnefil should be among the first associations that come to mind. Described by the... Read More
Why Women Are Born-Leaders
By Evan J. Cutts Throughout history, women have challenged the perception that leadership is a gender-specific ability solely available in men. Farzana Chohan, Executive Director of Leadership IN Women—a global... Read More
A Multidimensional Leader
By Jailene Adorno You know a leader is multidimensional when they can go from being a Marine to a teacher, and then to an entrepreneur. And that’s the case for... Read More