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Dec 3, 2024 | telemundo51.com | Miguel Estrada |Fernando Hurtado

Este artículo es parte de Bísness School, una serie que destaca a uno de los grupos de empresarios con mayor crecimiento en Estados Unidos, los latinos. Puedes escuchar o mirar el video de la conversación completa con Guillermo Zamarripa al final del artículo. Guillermo Zamarripa sabía que quería involucrarse en el mundo del fútbol desde que era muy pequeño. Noticias de Florida 24/7 en Telemundo 51.

Dec 3, 2024 | nbcchicago.com | Miguel Estrada |Fernando Hurtado

This article is part of Bísness School, a series that highlights one of the fastest-growing groups of entrepreneurs in the United States, Latinos. You can hear or watch the full conversation with Guillermo Zamarripa below. Guillermo Zamarripa knew he wanted to be involved in the world of soccer since he was a child. “I don't come from any family background in terms of professional soccer players or anything.” Zamarripa said. “It was just what you do.

Dec 3, 2024 | telemundowashingtondc.com | Fernando Hurtado

Este artículo es parte de Bísness School, una serie que destaca a uno de los grupos de empresarios con mayor crecimiento en Estados Unidos, los latinos. Puedes escuchar o mirar el video de la conversación completa con Guillermo Zamarripa al final del artículo. Guillermo Zamarripa sabía que quería involucrarse en el mundo del fútbol desde que era muy pequeño. “Ningún familiar mío fue jugador de fútbol profesional ni nada por el estilo”, recordó Zamarripa. “Era simplemente lo que uno pensaba.

Nov 19, 2024 | nbcchicago.com | Fernando Hurtado |Miguel Estrada

This article is part of Bísness School, a series that highlights one of the fastest-growing groups of entrepreneurs in the United States, Latinos. You can hear or watch the full conversation with Mafe Römer-Cabezas below. Mafe Römer-Cabezas and her sister, Coco Cabezas, were first introduced to the concept of entrepreneurship at a young age through their grandparents. “My grandfather and grandmother are both immigrants from Spain,” Römer-Cabezas said.

Nov 19, 2024 | nbcnewyork.com | Fernando Hurtado |Miguel Estrada

This article is part of Bísness School, a series that highlights one of the fastest-growing groups of entrepreneurs in the United States, Latinos. You can hear or watch the full conversation with Mafe Römer-Cabezas below. Mafe Römer-Cabezas and her sister, Coco Cabezas, were first introduced to the concept of entrepreneurship at a young age through their grandparents. "My grandfather and grandmother are both immigrants from Spain," Römer-Cabezas said.