Small Business

Latino-owned businesses have been an engine of new business creation in the US for some time.

Co-hosted by the Latinos and Society Program and the Latino Business Action Network (LBAN), our panel shares what they are experiencing on the ground and what needs to happen for these resilient businesses to survive this pandemic and lead in the recovery.

Whether your business is in survival mode or you’re weathering this storm well and want to accelerate growth, these are some steps that could prove useful for your business’s overall success.

If we consciously build purposeful startups, we could address global problems like inequality and climate change.

You’ve heard about how important small businesses are to the economy and the nation. You’ve heard various figures being proposed to help

Candidates at the ninth Democratic debate discuss Latino-owned businesses and their plans for closing the $7 billion gap between white entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs of color.

We are pleased to share with you A Playbook for Scaling Latino-Owned Businesses, which details “plays” a variety of stakeholders can implement toward unlocking catalytic advancement for Latino entrepreneurs.

Latinx founders in the US are starting and growing businesses at a significant rate. According to the 2017 Kauffman report on early entrepreneurship, nearly one in four new businesses was Latino-owned as Latinxs are 1.7 times more likely to start businesses.

Predatory lending can shut down businesses, harm communities, and ruin lives. Let's guard entrepreneurs against predatory practices.