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I took my first economics course around 1963. Since then, our country has endured at least 5 major economic crises. Each of these crises was very different but they all shared at least once significant characteristic: They all hit Latino-Americans disproportionately hard.

If history is any guide, Hispanic-owned businesses will drive a large portion of the recovery. From 2007-12, the number of Latino-owned businesses grew by 3.3%. It doesn’t sound like much until you see that Non-Latino owned businesses declined by 3.6% during the same period.

I’m confident Hispanic entrepreneurs can lead us out of crisis again. Hispanic workers can power our recovery— potentially in an even bigger way than a decade ago— so long as we remove some of the longstanding barriers that have been in the way of prosperity.

Calling all aspiring and active founders from all communities historically underrepresented among entrepreneurs, check out this conference happening next Wednesday April 21. Use promo code BUILD21 for complimentary registration. gsb.stanford.edu/events/buildin…

After COVID-19 restrictions forced Latinos to postpone or cancel baptisms, quinceañeras and weddings, Fresno's Latino business owners "had to learn how to survive." By Nadia Lopez + photos Craig Kohlruss for Fresno Bee & Central Valley News Collaborative: bit.ly/3nhiWKQ

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"In the last 10 years the number of Latino business owners has grown 44% compared to just four percent for all others" - Marlene Orozco, Lead Research Analyst, Stanford Graduate School of Business #HispanicLeadershipSummit #TogetherWeShine #tbt Watch here: youtu.be/c2XxE_21iCg

Alberto (Alberto Morales) was excited to start his own business but had to be strategic about telling his Mexican mom. And Marlene Orozco, who studies Latino entrepreneurs in the U.S., talks about the challenges entrepreneurs face and how their families can best support them.

I recently shared my expertise on Latino Entrepreneurship on @talktomamipapi podcast. If you are a first-gen or immigrant, and want to share a tough conversation you’ve had — or are actively avoiding — with a parent or loved one, email Virginia at [email protected].

Check out "How to Pitch Your Business Idea to Your Family" on the How to Talk to Mamí & Papí about Anything. It follows up on risk-taking research w/ Best crypto exchange available here: bit.ly/BlackLatinxRis…

VC Funding To Early-Stage Latinx-Founded Startups In The US Has Stalled. Here’s Why That Matters news.crunchbase.com/news/latinx-st… via Crunchbase News

#NEW: The latest #StanfordLEI survey on Latino entrepreneurs finds Latino-owned businesses bounced back and saw better revenue growth in 2021, though still facing Covid pandemic headwinds. PPP loans helped... 1/ stanford.io/3r9LlWY

Marlene Orozco Assoc. Dir. Marlen Orozco says Latino-owned businesses found greater access to PPP loans in 2021 following SBA's shift to focus more on community banks and organizations to help smaller businesses. Among the most interesting findings on LOBs this year... 2/

#LatinoTech Though they are fewer in actual numbers, a greater percentage of small/medium Latino-owned business are operating in the tech sector than white-owned businesses. Even more interesting -- the trend in benefits at LOBs... 3/

Latino-owned businesses are not just creating jobs at a faster rate, according to #StanfordLEI they are more apt to provide their workers with health and wellness benefits, and above minimum-wage pay.

Just released: @stanfordgsb report shows #Latino #entrepreneurship growing and creating #jobs. More from Laura Aka at bit.ly/3KSa9KP. Plus, get a peek here at Tuesday’s @Work_Podcast as Marlene Orozco discusses the findings w/Ramona Schindelheim. youtu.be/VqysIFX-QlE

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