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Codie Sanchez on money and Latino ownership: ‘We already have the entrepreneurial instinct’ (opens the original)
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Codie Sanchez’s career is hard to fit neatly into one box. She has been a journalist, worked on Wall Street, invested in companies and bought businesses of her own. Today, as founder and CEO of Contrarian Thinking, she has turned those experiences into a platform that reaches millions of people interested in building businesses and creating wealth. Her own businesses have grown along with that audience, generating more than $31 million in revenue over a recent 12-month period, according to Inc.
Juan Pablo Marín turned a family idea into a Colombian swimwear brand with global ambitions (opens the original)
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Juan Pablo Marín and his co-founders, Marcela Marín, and Carolina Mesa, who are also family, didn’t come from fashion when they decided to enter the industry. What they shared was a love of travel, the ocean and Colombian creativity, and in 2019, they turned those interests into Ola Azul. They started small, funding the company with their own capital and learning an unfamiliar industry as they went. As they learned the business, they also began seeing signs that the idea could connect beyond the
How grief transformed Suhay González’s life and inspired her to build Seis Cosmetics (opens the original)
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For most of her adult life, Suhay González never imagined she'd become a beauty founder. Born and raised in New York City, the proud Latina always considered herself "good with numbers." She earned a business degree, became an accountant, and spent 24 years working in finance for the federal government. It was a career she enjoyed, one that provided stability and checked every practical box she had set for herself. Her mother was diagnosed with glioblastoma, an aggressive brain tumor, at just 59
Gerardo Feldman built one of Miami’s leading luxury construction and design firms: “Credit helped me build my company” (opens the original)
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Twenty-three years ago, Gerardo Feldman arrived in Miami with just $2,700 in his pocket, a mountain of debt, and no guarantee he'd ever rebuild the career he had left behind in Argentina. Decades later, he is the founder and CEO of Tribeca Group, one of Miami's leading luxury construction and design firms. His portfolio includes projects for Ricardo Arjona, Chayanne, the Marley family, and Diego Torres, and he recently completed David Guetta's state-of-the-art recording studio in Indian Creek, a
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