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Felix Ruano and the problem of getting in
A scholarship helped Felix Ruano reach Harvard. With Subject, he built a route to accredited courses. Now he is taking the same question of access to local government.
Rodrigo Carriedo begins with Araceli
Before founding Propio, Rodrigo Carriedo represented eight countries on the World Bank’s board. In Seattle, he found another way into financial inclusion: the accounting firms helping small businesses make sense of their numbers.
Kyle Arteaga and the future he could picture
As a boy in New Mexico, Kyle Arteaga could imagine the machines of tomorrow more easily than his own future as a father. The Bulleit Group co-founder has spent his career working on the distance between what exists and what people believe is possible.
David Olivencia and the price of admission
He learned how technology companies grow before he was allowed to invest in them. Now the engineer turned investor is building a network that helps Latino founders and investors get into the room.