Latino Business Report

Luis Guzmán Reflects on his Career, Family, and Life.

Episode 57 - In this episode of the Latino Business Report, Actor Luis Guzmán opens up about his life and career, discussing his family, work, and 30 years of experience in the entertainment industry.
Guzmán shares stories about his past, how he got his start in showbiz, and his hopes for the future. He talks about the importance of family and how it has helped him stay grounded throughout his career. Guzman's openness about his life and career is a testament to his commitment to his craft.

Texas’ New Sexual Harassment Guidelines & D.E.I. Rules

Episode 56 - In this episode of the Latino Business Report, we take a closer look at Texas' new sexual harassment guidelines and the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) directive issued by the Governor's Office with our guest, Vanessa A. Gonzalez,
Gonzalez is a Board-Certified Employment Law Attorney and equity partner at Bickerstaff Heath Delgado Acosta LLP. Gonzalez provides listeners with an understanding of the new laws and rules and how they can impact businesses, as well as the steps employers can take to ensure compliance.
You can contact Vanessa Gonzalez at vgonzalez@bickerstaff.com

How to Understand and Improve Your Credit Score

Episode 55 - Are you happy with your Credit Score? In this episode of the Latino Business Report listeners get Credit Score tips from Jorge Hernandez owner of Watermark Credit Solutions.
Companies use credit scores to make decisions about you and what they will offer. A good credit score can help you qualify for lower interest rates on loans, credit cards, and other financial products. It can also help you get approved for rental housing, home mortgages, and other loans. Your credit score can also determine employment possibilities.
Having a good credit score can save you a significant amount of money and make a difference in your quality of life.  
WaterMark Credit Solutions - (956) 704-9181 

Optimizing Your Digital Marketing for Success

Episode 54 - In this episode of Latino Business Report, we are joined by Tatiana Chamorro, Founder, and Principal at Hite Creative and Owner/Partner at Hite Digital.
Tatiana will be discussing the fundamentals of digital marketing and how to effectively apply them to your own marketing strategy. Whether you're a business owner, marketing manager, or someone who wants to grow your brand, this podcast will provide you with the essential understanding of what is needed to reach your goals. Listen to learn more!
 
Basics of Digital Marketing
When: Feb 16, 2023, 12:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)Topic: Unlock the Digital Potential: Basics of Digital Marketing
Register Here - https://bit.ly/3JCgBat

Claudia Ordaz: A Proud Latina Working for the People of Texas

Episode 53 – In this episode of the Latino Business Report, podcast host J.R. Gonzales and Texas State Representative Claudia Ordaz have a candid conversation about what it is like to be a Texas lawmaker.
Ordaz also talks about the bill she filed and her efforts to stop predatory lending in the state of Texas.
You can more about Ordaz at https://ordazperez.com/  

Lock In Today’s Tuition Prices for Your Childs Future Education

Episode 52 – In this episode of the Latino Business Report you will learn about the Texas Tuition Promise Fund. This program allows you to lock in college tuition at today’s prices for your children’s education.
This affordable fund will allow you to pay as you go, pay in installments, or pay in one lump sum. Whichever method you use you will be saving money as you prepay for your child’s college education.
Website: https://www.TexasTuitionPromiseFund.com/
The Plan Description and Master Agreement: https://bit.ly/3Xvxqro
The calculator: https://www.TexasTuitionPromiseFund.com/calculator/
Customer Service: 1-800-445-4723, option 5
To arrange virtual or in-person presentations: TuitionPromise@cpa.texas.gov
ENROLLMENT DEADLINE – FEBURARY 28, 2023
 

Monica Saldivar, Keeping Tejano Music Alive

Episode 51 - In this episode of the Latino Business Report our guest is Tejano music artist Monica Saldivar.
Monica exemplifies a new generation of Tejano artists. Since the recording of this podcast episode Monica’s song, Infraganti, made it to Number 1 on one of the Tejano music charts.
Monica’s dedication, determination, and love for the genre is an example of why Tejano Music will never die.
Monica's Website - https://monicasaldivar.square.site/
 

New Year’s Resolutions: Why We Keep Them and Why We Don’t

Episode 50 - In this episode of the Latino Business Report we welcome back Laura Ramirez. Laura is a licensed psychotherapist practicing in Houston, Texas. In this first episode of the New Year, we talk about why some people keep their New Year’s Resolutions and why they don’t
Laura is also going to give us some tips on how to keep the resolutions you make each year but just can’t seem to keep.
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Coping with Anxiety and Depression During the Holidays

Episode 49 -Not everyone enjoys this time of year. The holidays for some are full of stress, anxiety, depression, and even Suicidal ideation.
In this episode of the Latino Business Report, our guest is Laura Ramirez, a licensed psychotherapist practicing in Houston, Texas. Laura gives listeners tips and methods of how to cope with feelings of anxiety and depression during the holidays  
Equally important Laura tells us what to watch for and what to do when dealing with someone experiencing anxiety or depression.
The 9-8-8 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is a United States-based suicide prevention network of over 200+ crisis centers that provide 24/7 service via a toll-free hotline number 9-8-8. It is available to anyone in a suicidal crisis or emotional distress

The Boy From Mexico: An Immigration Story for Children

Episode 48 - In this episode of the Latino Business Report, we welcome back Edward Dennis. Edward is an author and illustrator who has just published his first book. It is a much-needed children’s book titled The Boy from Mexico. The story is about a 14-year-old boy who leaves his home and family in Mexico in search of a better life in the United States.
In today’s political and economic landscape, a comprehensive understanding of immigration is challenging. I can only imagine what this plight looks like through the eyes of a child.
The Boy from Mexico is a beautifully illustrated bi-lingual children’s book that children understand and that immigrant children can relate to.
Order on Amazon at https://amzn.to/3BOg9kJ