The 36th edition of Hispanic Entrepreneurs is here , dedicated to a story that proves true success isn't measured solely in numbers. On the cover is Frank González : twenty years in banking, a university professor, and, for a long time, a disorganized manager of his own money. His journey—from a crisis with more than eight credit cards to finding purpose in social entrepreneurship through Crown—is a lesson in finance, faith, and reinvention for the entire Hispanic community in the United States.
What you'll find in this edition:
- The story of Frank Gonzalez, Hispanic leader of social entrepreneurship, and how he went from debt to purpose.
- Being a mentor: the responsibility I didn't see coming — an honest look at what it means to guide others without carrying the entire burden.
- Roots and Wings, the community movement that encourages women to start businesses without losing their identity.
- Principled finance, practical financial education, and the pulse of Hispanic entrepreneurship from Clarksville, Tennessee.
This is a magazine made by and for Hispanic entrepreneurs: real stories, actionable advice, and a community that grows together on both sides of the border.
Read the complete 36th issue right here , page by page, and discover why more and more Hispanics are turning their businesses into a way to transform their community.
Want to learn more? Here's some related content:
- How to get off credit cards without losing your business
- What is social entrepreneurship and how can you apply it as a Hispanic in the U.S.?
- How to find (and be) a good mentor
- Women entrepreneurs: the Roots and Wings effect
- 5 Biblical Principles for Organizing Your Business Finances
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