Hispanic Professionals News Today

Because a four-year degree may no longer be required for every career, companies can invest in skills-based programmes to find critical talent.

Feeling seen and accepted, and having your skills and talents appreciated, are both key ingredients for job satisfaction and employee retention.

LinkedIn offers a thriving digital space where professionals can connect and network based on a shared identity.

The Women’s Fund of Smith County (WFSC) awarded $408,689 to seven local nonprofit agencies during its 2024 Grants Announcement Event held at Hollytree Country Club on Thursday.

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – The El Paso Hispanic Chamber of Commerce announced that Jose M. Hernandez, a Mexican-American migrant farmworker and former NASA astronaut, will be the distinguished guest speaker at this year’s annual “Fiesta Celebration” on Saturday, December 2nd, at the El Paso Convention Center in downtown El Paso. Jose M. Hernandez, a […]

 

Every year since our founding in 2015, we have recognized Wisconsin’s most influential Black and Latino leaders, and we are very proud now to also begin to recognize Indigenous and Asian American leaders. These lists have become the most anticipated thing we do. Every year, I’ve intended these lists

Several Milwaukee organizations that help champion workers in the technology sector have come together to support the creation of Techqueria x MKE.

Griselda Aldrete, who served as president and CEO of the Hispanic Professionals of Greater Milwaukee from 2013-19, has joined Milwaukee-based law firm Hansen Reynolds LLC as a partner, the firm announced.

The Hispanic Professionals of Greater Milwaukee recently received a $350,000 multi-year gift from Bader Philanthropies. Francesca Mayca Wegner, executive director of HPGM, details the organization's goals and strategies to advance Hispanics and Latinos across diverse professional fields.