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Inside the January/February 2002 Issue

Hitting Their Stride

This year's Hispanic Business Corporate Elite directory includes a total of 928 executives - a 43 percent increase since last year, when the directory featured 651 names. ...continue

Advocate or Competitor?

Can a membership organization compete against its own members' Apparently so, judging by the actions of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. ...continue

Changing of the Guard

The 2002 Hispanic Business Federal Elite directory lists 20 members of Congress, 51 judges, 13 military leaders, and 93 government executives, including officers in all three branches of government. ...continue

Any Room on the Board?

Closing the diversity gap on Fortune 1000 boards means understanding the job description for a board position and developing the needed skills. ...continue

A Mixed Forecast for 2002

With the U.S. recession approaching its one-year anniversary in March, CEOs and consumers are eager for it to end. A consensus of forecasters points to a recovery in the early months of 2002, although experts use different data to back up their projections. ...continue

Road Weary No More

Texans adopt a pair of constitutional amendments aimed at shoring up the state's ailing road system. ...continue

Companies Looking for the Right Match

The corporations listed on this page are seeking multicultural and bilingual candidates to fill a variety of entry- to senior-management-level positions. ...continue

From Barracks to Boardroom

For young Hispanics intent on getting a jump on career training, military service is an attractive option. ...continue

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