The National Women’s Business Council states that the number of Hispanic women-owned businesses ... technology, media, and professional services. Their drive to create opportunities for ...

In honor of Hispanic ... of women at all levels and across all industries, and she’s already brought several women along for the wins she’s amassed in her short time as a business owner.

It is essential to intentionally create pathways for collaboration and professional development that uplift underrepresented groups. When we invest in the growth of Hispanic ... NH Business Review ...

What they’ve done is basically say, "We’ll go into a business ourselves.’” The share of businesses headed by Hispanic women grew rapidly. According to the Census data, women run 47 percent ...

To the editor: As a Hispanic woman who has worked since 1965 ... industrious people who cannot start their own business and must look to their employer for an opportunity to grow.

Per a Gallup poll published last March, 27% of Black women younger than 60 said they are planning to start their own business in the next 12 months, compared to 14% of Hispanic women and 5% of ...

Hundreds of Latina women gathered in Tyler on Saturday for the Tyler Hispanic Business Alliance’s annual ... never done anything to where it was for professional type of women.

An upcoming event, “Hispanic Women Making History,” will be held at the Radisson Hotel in McAllen on Tuesday, March 11 from 6 ...

Per a Gallup poll published last March, 27% of Black women under 60 said they are planning to start their own business in the next 12 months, compared to 14% of Hispanic women and 5% of white women.