Roel Campos
| Commissioner Securities and Exchange Commission In July 2002 – in the aftermath of corporate accounting scandals – Mr. Campos became the first Hispanic commissioner in the history of the SEC. Previously, he was general counsel of El Dorado Communications, a Spanish-language radio broadcaster. Mr. Campos also served as an assistant U.S. Attorney in California from 1985 to 1989. |
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- Chadbourne & Parke Launches U.S. Hispanic Practice to Meet Growing Demands of U.S. Hispanic Market
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- Wall Street Summit Addresses Hispanic Corporate Presence
- EEOC Chair Offers Guidelines for Success to Hispanic Women on Wall Street
- Washington Insider
- Bush Nominates Hispanic for Securities Post
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