THE “HOW TO” BUSINESS TO BUSINESS PUBLICATION GEARED TOWARDS THE HISPANIC ENTREPRENEUR

Hispanic Enterprise (Hispanic Trends), a joint project of Editorial Televisa and the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, is a lively and indispensable source of news, features and information for every Hispanic entrepreneur and anyone affiliated with the dynamic Hispanic marketplace.

In 2006, Hispanic Trends successfully launched its digital version, becoming one of the pioneering Hispanic publications to complement initiatives through the creation of an online component, thereby establishing even more powerful links between its readers and its advertisers.

Published in English, Hispanic Trends is the “How To” business to business publication aimed squarely at the fast growing business community of Hispanic entrepreneurs. As such, it is primarily distributed to members of the USHCC, the leading advocate of Hispanic-ownedbusinesses, which at last count, numbered approximately 2 million in the United States, generating almost $300 billion in annual gross receipt. Here to serve the best interests of the Hispanic business community, Hispanic Trends is proud to be, “Tracking your business. Mapping our future”.

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Cover Story: Powerhouse Principles
Billionaire developer Jorge Perez, co-founder of The Related Group, reveals a little about himself, his business philosophy, and what it takes to stay on top in a wide-ranging interview marking the release of his book, Powerhouse Principles: The Billionarire Blueprint for Real Estate Success.

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HispanicOnline, a Latino Web pioneer, is owned by Hispanic Publishing Associates, which owns HISPANIC Magazine as well as HISPANIC Enterprise Magazine.

The mission: To offer more news, resources and entertainment options that are relevant to Latinos than any other site. The content for the website is produced by HispanicOnline's staff as well as freelance writers, wire services, and the staffs of HISPANIC and HISPANIC Enterprise magazines.

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