Podcasts about latinxamerica

En la temporada anterior de Latinxamerica Education tuvimos increíbles conversaciones sobre marketing, relaciones publicas, emprendimiento en tecnología de la salud, liderazgo, empoderamiento hispano e inversiones riesgosas. Y aun así falta mucho que aprender!   Encuentra un nuevo episodio cada lunes para inspirarte y responder las preguntas sobre Inversionistas de riesgo, Emprendedores, Startups, Techies, y Creativos. Cada episodio es una historia inspirada en sus pasiones, conocimientos y experiencias. Ademas de lunes a viernes episodios con Adriana Flores-Ragade y Marcia Chong Rosado con una serie en colaboración con VCFamilia. Conoces o eres un exitoso emprendeor, techie, activista o inversionista? Queremos escuchar tu historia conectate con Ingrid Morales o Dayana Villanueva atraves de LinkedIn 

Trailer featuring Cheryl Campos, Brad Feld, Arthur Garcia, and Dr. Stephanie Palacios.  Latinxamerica.com LatinxAmericamedia.com

LatinxAmerica en español es un podcast dedicado a responder las preguntas sobre Inversionistas de riesgo, Emprendedores y Startups y techies. En este podcast encontrarás valiosas conversaciones de exitosos empresarios siendo minorías en los Estados Unidos. Cada episodio es una historia inspirada en sus pasiones, conocimientos y experiencias.

Welcome back to Cool and Crazy Cats this week! This week's interview will be a little different: this special interview will review Cool and Crazy Cats in 2020! Adriana Flores-Ragade, host of LatinxAmerica podcast, will help review what Cool and Crazy Cats has done so far, so press play to review this podcast's progress in 2020!

Eva Blanco Masias, Vice President for Enrollment Management at Santa Clara University, shares her story, including how a significant national crisis 19 years ago led her to leave a highly successful career to jump into the admissions and enrollment world.Shout-outsRod Skinner (and his mother, Mrs. Skinner)Mike SextonSandra HayesCharlie NolanPatrick LorenzoRapid DescentWalkout song: Mi Gente by J Balvin, Willy William ft. BeyoncéBest recent read: How to be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi (also The Magic Treehouse series, essential parent-child reading)Eager to read next: Pauli Murray: A Personal and Political Life by Troy R. SaxbyPodcast: Latino USA, Maria Hinojosa; LatinxAmerica, Adriana Flores-RagadeFavorite thing to make in the kitchen: Her mother's puzzle recipe. What she uses to take and keep notes: A computer.Memorable bit of advice: From Charlie Nolan (former Vice Provost for Enrollment Management at Santa Clara University): "Do the fundamentals fundamentally well."Bucket list: Traveling to Europe, to "venture and explore all of it ... multiple times."

Once we see what’s possible and see others do what is possible, it inspires us to take action and get help from those who have walked down a similar path. That’s exactly what Adriana is doing for the LatinX community.  “My mission is to change the narrative for my community one story at a time.” -Adriana Flores Ragade Adriana is the founder of LatinxAmerica Media. She is also the host of LatinxAmerica Podcast, a podcast focused on highlighting people who are leveraging, creating or investing tech to change the narrative for the Latinx community and increase diversity in tech. She has held leadership positions in the broadcast media industry and education non-profit sectors where she focused on building equity and access programs and partnerships during her tenure at the College Board. At Univision Communications Inc. and Fusion Media Group, she contributed subject matter expertise, relationship building and led investment efforts for selected social impact and corporate social responsibility campaigns. In our conversation, we talk about the impact that sharing stories can make, trends in the LatinX community and trends in tech.  Listen here:  https://dogoodwork.io/podcast   Connect with Adriana:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/adriana-flores-ragade-b4a9a11/ https://www.latinxamerica.com   #dogoodworkpodcast #nevercomplacent #dogoodwork

As part of Latinx Heritage Month, LatinxAmerica is highlighting organizations having a positive impact on our community through the use of digital assets and content.  LatinxAmerica highlights the work and people of Common Sense Media.  Rocio Lopez talks about what she and her team are doing to offer Latino families information and resources to navigate and thrive in our digital world. https://www.commonsensemedia.org/latino

Season 3: You can hear the trailer now! If you want to be inspired to advance in your career, transition into tech, invest or launch your venture, then subscribe and listen to LatinxAmerica every Wednesday. Powerful stories from Latinx in tech, our leaders and champions will inspire you to achieve more in your career or your personal journey. Website: Latinxamerica.com Linkedin: Linkedin.com/latinxamerica Twitter: @America Latinx Insta: LatinxAmerica

  Bonus LatinxAmerica episode highlighting one of our listeners!  Salvador Gamez is a product owner at PrinterLogic and an active LatinxAmerica listener.  His story highlights a different path into tech and how certificate programs and mentors have helped him advance in his career. 

In this episode I share with you a conversation I had with Adriana Flores Ragade, Social Entrepreneur and host of the podcast LatinxAmerica. She asked me about my story and my journey from Electronics Engineering to Technical Marketing. We also spoke about how I got to Silicon Valley, my involvement with SHPE (Society of Hispanic […] The post From Engineering to Technical Marketing: Hugo Castellanos, Product Marketing Manager @ Intel appeared first on Latinos Who Tech.

LatinxAmerica highlights Michael Urbina.  As part of Box's Global Executive Recruiting team, he is currently recruiting top talent and building diverse leadership teams across all organizations at Box. Michael was a speaker at the SV Latino Leadership Summit. During our conversation, he discusses his personal transition into executive recruiting and shares tips for prospective candidates. You can reach him via LinkedIn, but be sure to follow his advice when you reach out.

Te comparto una entrevista que me hizo Adriana Flores Ragade para su podcast LatinXAmerica. Conversamos sobre como llegue a trabajar en tecnologia, como nacio Conexiones Podcast y que es lo que hace una persona que trabaja en Technical Marketing.

LatinxAmerica highlights Hector Martinez.  Hector shares insights about how our community will benefit by learning about new currency options like Bitcoin and Crypto.  Learn about how he transitioned from accounting into a business development role at BitGo. We interviewed Hector at the Silicon Valley Latino Leadership Summit.  You can reach Hector through social media and learn more about Bitgo at https://www.bitgo.com/

LatinxAmerica highlights Ovi Vasquez for the work he is doing to increase knowledge about the path to tech careers amongst Spanish speaking families.  Ovi’s own personal journey into tech highlights the different ways in which people can learn and transition into new opportunities. He is a storyteller by nature and recently co-published “I HAVE WHAT IT TAKES”. You can connect with him at: https://www.youthleadershipexpert.com/

LatinxAmerica highlights Stephanie Bermudez.  As an entrepreneur and founder of Startup Unidos, Stephanie is building a bi-national ecosystem in Nogales fostering tech and innovation. Follow her on twitter @startupunidos and get involved in her efforts.

Adriana Flores-Ragade has a podcast, LatinxAmerica, that gives a voice and visibility to diversifying the tech space. Our chat covers her embodiment of that diversity through her love for her abuela's Orange cake, learning to love Indian cuisine from her Indian-American husbands perspective, eating a world of food with her family, and where the best mole sauce comes from.

LatinxAmerica destaca a Andrés Ochoa C. quien comparte su trayectoria personal y profesional en ciencia, tecnología y emprendimiento. Como biohacker, cree que tener acceso a la maquinaria y al conocimiento en las ciencias aumentará el acceso y la diversidad en este campo. Escuche su historia y, como él, contribuya a "construir el futuro". Estos son algunos de los recursos mencionados en este episodio: br.linkedin.com/in/DonAndresOchoa http://www.syntechbio.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Syntechbio?fref=ts https://www.oneskintechnologies.com/

LatinxAmerica highlights Andrés Ochoa C. who shares his personal and professional journey into science, tech, and entrepreneurship. As a biohacker, he believes that having access to machinery and content knowledge in the hard sciences will increase access and diversity in this field.  Listen to his story and like him contribute to “building the future”. Here are some of the resources mentioned in this episode: br.linkedin.com/in/DonAndresOchoa http://www.syntechbio.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Syntechbio?fref=ts https://www.oneskintechnologies.com/

LatinxAmerica presenta a Maria Medrano, líder empresarial global y modelo a seguir. Su historia personal destaca su determinación, mientras que su trayectoria profesional subraya consejos prácticos de carrera y liderazgo.

LatinxAmerica features Maria Medrano, a global business leader and role model.  Her personal story highlights her determination and grit while her professional journey underlines practical career and leadership advice.  Listen to her story to be inspired to strive to achieve more.

Esta semana, LatinxAmerica destaca la poderosa historia personal de Esme Martínez. En menos de 3 años, pasó de ser una trabajadora con salario mínimo a trabajar en operaciones en Airbnb. Su historia es un buen ejemplo de cómo la tecnología puede conducir a la movilidad social para comunidades típicamente poco representadas. Para más información acerca de su campaña Gofundme para ayudar a su padre visite: https://www.gofundme.com/help-save-my-dad-jesus

This week LatinxAmerica highlights Esme Martinez’s powerful personal journey into tech.  In less than 3 years, she transitioned from being a minimum-wage worker to working in global operations at Airbnb.  Her story is a good example of how tech can lead to social mobility for typically underrepresented communities.  Listen to her story and I encourage you to support her Gofundme campaign if you are moved and inspired: https://www.gofundme.com/help-save-my-dad-jesus

Esta semana, LatinxAmerica destaca @Nikole Collins-Puri, CEO de @ Techbridge-Girls. A través de colaboraciones estratégicas con socios de la industria, como Chevron, su organización continúa entusiasmando, educando y equipando niñas para que sigan carreras en ciencia, tecnología, ingeniería y matemáticas y logren movilidad económica. Puede escuchar su historia personal, sus conocimientos profesionales y encontrar formas de involucrarse en esfuerzos similares para aumentar la diversidad de género, étnica y económica en STEM: http://latinxamerica.libsyn.com/ Or https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/latinxamericas-podcast/id1388177188?mt=2#episodeGuid=a9a181109ced4f9da94956df87a7fc23

This week, LatinxAmerica highlights Nikole Collins-Puri, CEO of Techbridge Girls.  Through strategic collaborations with industry partners, such as Chevron, her organization continues to empower girls to pursue STEM careers and achieve economic mobility and financial security.  Listen to her personal journey, her professional insights, and find ways to get involved in similar efforts to increase gender and ethnic diversity in STEM. For more information visit www.techbridgegirls.org/

LatinxAmerica destaca a Silvia Johnson, una líder en recursos humanos líder que comparte su historia personal y algunos consejos para ayudar a aquellos que piensan unirse a las compañías tecnológicas a hacer una transición exitosa. Sus ideas y consejos pueden ayudar a quienes buscan trabajo o avanzar en sus carreras.

LatinxAmerica highlights Silvia Johnson - a leading HR professional who shares advice to help those thinking about joining tech companies make a successful transition. Her insights and tips can help those searching for a job or advancing in their careers.  You can connect directly with Silvia via LinkedIn.

Esta semana LatinxAmerica resalta a un empresario latino que se enfoca en construir puentes entre Colombia y los Estados Unidos a través de Macondo Venture Partners. Su pasión se enfoca en empoderar a la próxima generación de Latinx líderes tecnológicos y empresariales.  Se puede comunicar con Pablo por las redes sociales o pabnavarro@gmail.com 

LatinxAmerica features @Pablo Navarro - a Latino entrepreneur who is focused on building bridges between Colombia and the US through Macondo Venture Partners.  He has a passion for empowering the next generation of Latinx tech and entrepreneurial leaders. You can listen to his personal journey and his professional path from amazon to a startup and on to a VC.  Some of the resources he mentions are: https://a16z.com/author/ben-horowitz/ and http://www.usv.com/about/fred-wilson and you can reach Pablo Navarro at pabnavarro@gmail.com