Latino Business Action Network (LBAN) Announces the Fourth Cohort of the Stanford Latino Entrepreneur Leaders Program
PALO ALTO, Calif., April 26, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- The Latino Business Action Network (LBAN) has selected 75 Latino entrepreneurs from across the United States to be a part of the fourth cohort of the Stanford Latino Entrepreneur Leaders Program. The initiative is a six-week program jointly developed by Stanford University and LBAN. Its focus is to help Latino and Latina business owners scale their businesses.
The immersive six-week program provides participants with valuable frameworks, enhanced access to capital, personal business mentorship from successful entrepreneurs and investors and a deep understanding of the capital resources necessary to grow. "The scaling of Latino businesses is an American economic imperative," states Mark L. Madrid, LBAN Executive Director. "The Latina and Latino businesses that we convene at Stanford embody the American dream and reinforce the critical role that Latino businesses play in our new American economy."
To be considered for this program, the preferred criteria for applicants is generation of a minimum of $1 million in revenue and/or acquisition of $500K or more in external funding (companies that have received market and/or investor validation).
During the course of this six-week program, the entrepreneurs will take a customized online course based on curriculum developed by Huggy Rao, Stanford Graduate School of Business Faculty and Bob Sutton, Stanford School of Engineering Faculty, who are internationally recognized as experts in scaling businesses.
The new cohort of the Stanford Latino Entrepreneur Leaders Program (below) comprises an elite and talented group of innovators and business leaders whose drive, work ethic and tangible results will drive our American economy and strengthen communities across the United States.
- Alejandro Uriarte, New Energy Consultants & Contractors LLC, San Juan, PR
- Alex Esparza, Baby Builders, Oakland, CA
- Alexander Saieh, Midtown Realty Group LLC, Miami, FL
- Amparo Vigil, Puerto Alegre, San Francisco, CA
- Andrea Gates-Ingle, Creative Kids, El Paso, TX
- Antonio Ortiz, Connect Assistance, San Juan, PR
- Bea Stotzer, New Capital, Los Angeles, CA
- Camilo Suero, Suero Strategic Business Connections/CMP Group, Bloomfield Township, MI
- Carlo Berg, Berg Holdings, Sausalito, CA
- Carlos Figueroa, Greater San Jose Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, San Jose, CA
- Catalina campos, Greenovate Construction, Kansas City, MI
- Cecilia Gates, GATES Creative, New York, NY
- Cesar Redondo, The Outbound Group, Romulus, MI
- Christian Van Der Henst, Platzi, San Francisco, CA
- Cynthia Rubio, Radiant RFID, LLC, Austin, TX
- Daniel Perez, Subrosa Investigations, LLC., Phoenix, AZ
- Daniel Marcos, Growth Institute Inc, Austin, TX
- Daniel Martinez, PS80 Partners LLC, Orange, CA
- Delia Gutierrez McLaughlin, Coda Technology Consulting, LLC, Lemont, IL
- Denise Soler Cox, Project ñ, Denver, CO
- Diana Roman, Veliz Company, LLC, El Paso, TX
- Edgardo Effio, Graphicka, Las Vegas, NV
- Edmund Marquez, Edmund Marquez Allstate Agencies, Tucson, AZ
- Eduardo Pereira, Respira Inc, Linthicum Heights, MD
- Edward Chavez, Premium Shirts, LLC., Corona Del Mar, CA
- Edward Bonilla, Florida Keys Ambulance Service , Inc., Tavernier, FL
- Elizabeth Alegria, Gramercy Specialty Clinics, Austin, TX
- Ernesto Barron, Barron Builders, Santa Clara, CA
- Everardo Llanos, Forticon, Inc., Oakland, CA
- Flavio Jimenez, Source Realty, Las Vegas, NV
- Francisco De La Pena Turner, Red 7, San Diego, CA
- Georgina Gonzalez, Off-Hollywood Films, LLC, Glendale, CA
- Hernan Giraldo, iTOi, Dallas, TX
- Ivette Agudelo, 3 Lopez Productions, Union City, CA
- Jacob Monty, Monty & Ramirez LLP, Houston, TX
- Javier Rodriguez, MAC Aerospace Corp., Chantilly, VA
- Joel Sanchez, JESV Inc. Dba Premier Cleaning Services, Dallas, TX
- John Santiago, M8, Miami, FL
- Jorge Restrepo, EurekaFacts LLC, Rockville, MD
- Jose Rodriguez, Dal Media Solutions Inc., Black Canyon City, AZ
- Jose Alvarez, JEA Specialties, Sacramento, CA
- Jose Garduno, GALOSI LLC, Dallas, TX
- Jose Cueva, TerraSense Group & TS International Realty, Miami, FL
- Julian Rodriguez, Access Bazaar, New York, NY
- Lawrence Chavez, Lotus Leaf Coatings, Inc., Albuquerque, NM
- Lianabel Oliver, OBALearn, San Juan, PR
- Limaris Alvarado, ECHO Consulting Group, Caguas, PR
- Lorena Chambers, Chambers Lopez Strategies LLC, Arlington, VA
- Luis Carmona, Hillhurst Tax Group, Los Angeles, CA
- Manuel Prado, Real Health Data, Santa Cruz, CA
- Marco Manriquez, Mar Con Co., Oakland, CA
- Maria Romero, Bick's Logistics, INC., Desoto, TX
- Maria Castellon, Bench-Tek Solutions, LLC, Santa Clara, CA
- Maria Urena, King Automotive Services, Inc., Moreno Valley, CA
- Maribel Gonzalez, Blozzum/School Climate Solutions, Miami, FL
- Marnie Forestieri, http://www.aexplorers.com/, Oviedo, FL
- Michael Ojeda, V Oviedo Inc., Chicago, IL
- Michael Gonzales, Wheelwell Inc., San Francisco, CA
- Miguel Galarza, Yerba Buena Engineering & Construction, Inc, San Francisco
- Monika Celado-Stenger, Servitech, Inc, Aurora, CO
- Pablo Lombeida, Brandon Logan, San Jose, CA
- Pacino Mancillas, AC&M Group, Charlotte, NC
- Pedro Nieto-Cruz, ServerPoint.Com, Las Vegas, NV
- Peter Ventre, Ventre Medical and Research Centers of America, Oakland Park, FL
- R.D Leyva, Latinos for Education, Belmont, MA
- Ricardo Ibarra, Auctio, New York, NY
- Rick Antezana, Dynamic Language, Seattle, WA
- Robert Rodriguez, Cambria Solutions, Inc., Sacramento, CA
- Roger Chinchilla, Refundo, Elizabeth, NJ
- Sam Orozco, Mama Lu's Foods, LLC, San Jose, CA
- Sofia E. Keck, Cielo House LLC, Moss Beach, CA
- Sonia Clayton, Virtual Intelligence Providers, LLC, Houston, TX
- Terence Sammon, Mico Industries, Kentwood, MI
- Veronica Palmer, RISE Colorado, Aurora, CO
- Victoria Flores, Lux Beauty Club, Aventura, FL
About Stanford University and LBAN Collaboration
LBAN and Stanford University collaborate on programs for Latino Entrepreneurs including the research-focused Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative and the Stanford Latino Entrepreneur Leaders Program. LBAN endeavors strengthening America by empowering Latino and Latina entrepreneurs to grow large businesses through entrepreneurship research, education and networks. LBAN's ultimate goal is to double the number of $10 million, $100 million and $1 billion Latino-owned businesses by 2025.
The Latino Business Action Network (LBAN) is a qualified nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization formed in 2012 that focuses on strengthening America through LBAN-funded Latino research and education impact programs at Stanford University. Under the direction of newly appointed Executive Director Mark L. Madrid, LBAN will continue to strengthen the American economy by empowering Latino and Latina entrepreneurs to grow substantial firms that create jobs, develop leaders and spawn a new generation of companies.
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SOURCE Latino Business Action Network (LBAN)
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