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1 week ago | 
hispanicexecutive.com | Billy Yost
Chase started making headlines after officially launching Chase Travel Group last year, a leisure and corporate travel provider backed by the sheer size of its parent organization, JPMorganChase. But in addition to its financial muscle, the company sought out talent in the travel space, like Antonio “Tony” Gutierrez, general counsel for Chase Travel Group, to help the company find its legs.
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1 week ago | 
hispanicexecutive.com | Billy Yost
In November 2024, Alma Rosa Montañez accepted general counsel responsibilities for S&P Global’s Market Intelligence business and a month later for the company’s enterprise data organization. The two-pronged promotion was the culmination of Montañez restarting her career as a securities lawyer in the mid-2010s, a leap of faith for an attorney who had already had her own professional trials during the Great Recession.
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1 week ago | 
hispanicexecutive.com | Billy Yost
When Sergio Quiñones laces up his Air Jordan 1s in the morning, he’s already a step ahead. The associate general counsel for legal innovation at Nike ties up his right shoe and then moves to his left, a prosthetic leg created to replace the foot he had amputated when he was just eleven months old. “I’ve been learning to adapt before I even remember it,” Quiñones explains. “My mother, this incredible person in my life, always called me her ‘campeon,’ her champion.
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1 week ago | 
hispanicexecutive.com | Billy Yost
Lina Parra Cartagena commuted 3,649 miles every few weeks while earning her MBA at MIT. For two years, the current associate director of finance at Vertex Pharmaceuticals flew from Barcelona to Boston in pursuit of her second master’s and continuation of a career in global finance. She’s lived in five countries; trained multiple, high-performing FP&A teams; and spent free time as a finance expert examining the implications of AI for a UC San Diego-affiliated research group.
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2 weeks ago | 
hispanicexecutive.com | Billy Yost
Andres Angelani has led and grown digital services operations at what he calls “every T-shirt size of company,” in a career that has spanned Argentina, the UK, and both coasts of the US. The current CEO at Wizeline helped Globant expand from a fledgling Argentina-based organization into a global IT powerhouse over twelve years. For another seven years, he led what is now Softvision through its acquisition by Cognizant, a large Fortune 500 professional services company.
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3 weeks ago | 
americanhealthcareleader.com | Billy Yost
Don King has been in total rewards and benefits for three decades, most of which he spent managing the explosive growth of a small healthcare company that scaled to a sixty-seven thousand employee Fortune 500 organization. King has led transformation of total rewards through a $10 billion merger, brought on twelve thousand new employees at once, and faced virtually every challenge the benefits industry can offer throughout his career.
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3 weeks ago | 
americanhealthcareleader.com | Billy Yost
Jordan Mazur is entering his ninth season as the director of performance nutrition for the San Francisco 49ers. He’s only thirty-four. “My dream was always to work in the NFL, and I got here when I was twenty-six,” Mazur says. “But there is still so much I want to accomplish, and that starts with helping this team win a Super Bowl.”Twice since Mazur has been working for the team, the 49ers have gotten close.
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3 weeks ago | 
americanbuildersquarterly.com | Billy Yost
Most heads of workplace and real estate don’t start their careers in AV integration and engineering, but TJ Cornell isn’t most people. Before leading workplace strategy at Benchling, he spent years working hands-on with IT and workplace teams to build the systems that power modern workspaces. At the time, videoconferencing was in its infancy, and companies needed dedicated engineers to implement and maintain the technology.
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1 month ago | 
americanhealthcareleader.com | Billy Yost
For more than seventy years, the Boston-based Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard Medical School’s principal teaching hospital, has been at the forefront of innovative cancer research and treatments. A leader in precision cancer medicine, immunotherapy, and targeted therapies, Dana-Farber attracts top oncology researchers, clinicians, and leaders. In 2018, Jason Poquette elected to join this institution when he accepted a role as director of specialty pharmacy.
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1 month ago | 
hispanicexecutive.com | Billy Yost
Nearly 30 percent of T-Mobile’s workforce identifies as Hispanic or Latino. Diego Osuna believes this is a reflection of an organization that understands its Latino community for what it is: a diverse range of different individuals and cultures—not a monoculture. “I think one thing we at T-Mobile do well here is that we understand that there are many layers and nuances to this big group that is lumped together,” explains Osuna, the company’s Hispanic marketing strategy lead.
