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Posted by Informate DFW on Apr 13, 2012

A March To Success. A Mexican’s rise to U.S. enterprise

Life as a wealthy restaurateur and tenor performing opera concerts in the grandest of Mexico’s artistic venues was a far cry from standing in the streets of Dallas seeking a workday’s pay on a cold March morning.

Posted by Informate DFW on Feb 14, 2012

iSuperwoman- How Dallas’ “it” girl does it all

A superwoman, defined by MacmillanDictionary.com, is “a woman who is very successful in her job, is involved in many activities, and also usually looks after a home and family.”In Dallas, Veronica Torres is the epitome of this humankind. By day, the Austin native of Mexican and Portuguese descent is the director of diversity marketing for the Dallas Convention and Visitors Bureau, where her success...

Posted by Informate DFW on Oct 7, 2011

Show Boy Mega-Human

Edgar Sotelo is relaxed as he walks to a far corner booth at an Uptown Dallas restaurant for brunch a Saturday afternoon. Looking casual with aviator sunglasses, a military-inspired shirt, jeans and sandals, he takes a seat, after greeting the magazine crew with a huge smile and hug, and orders coffee. Already a family sitting on the opposite corner is giving him the eye, trying to figure out if it’s...

Posted by Informate DFW on Jul 5, 2011

Dallas’ Arts Crusader

Latina artist takes on fine arts’ fate By Jesse Garcia When María Teresa García Pedroche picked up a paintbrush in her aunt’s Montessori preschool, she began a love affair with the arts, unfolding her destiny. Her aunt noticed a hidden talent and advised María Teresa to explore drama, music and art so that she could fully embrace her own creative process. That is probably the best career advice...

Posted by Informate DFW on Jul 5, 2011

Delia’s Extreme Makeover

Hispanic councilwoman changes historic neighborhoods By Jesse Garcia Oak Cliff’s Delia Jasso has worked her whole life to enhance her community and, after May’s Dallas City Council elections, may continue doing so as the head of District 1 The communal devotion of Jasso, Dallas District 1 councilwoman, is not limited to teaching first-generation Americans the English language in her private school and...

Posted by Informate DFW on Jul 5, 2011

The Storyteller

David Lozano spotlights history and culture on the theatrical stage By Jesse Garcia A great man once said “Preservation of one’s own culture does not require contempt or disrespect for other cultures.” What Cesar Chavez uttered many decades ago still rings true today. Chavez and other legendary Latino figures, including great literary works by Hispanics, have struggled to make it into school...

Posted by Informate DFW on Jul 5, 2011

Clinicas Mi Doctor

Celebra un Año Mas Sirviendo en Texas Ofreciendo los servicios más completos en medicina familiar, Clínicas Mi Doctor se ha posicionado en poco tiempo como el proveedor número uno en cuidados de salud primarios entre la comunidad Hispana. Ente sus mas de 20 clínicas modernamente equipadas y arquitectónicamente diseñadas para el gusto del hispano en Estados Unidos, cerca de 1,000...

Posted by Informate DFW on Jul 5, 2011

Secrets To Success

North Texas business leader gives advice to next generation by Jesse Garcia As youth head back to college this fall, many are wondering what awaits them after graduation. Currently, 23 million Americans are looking for work. But it’s important for students to continue their academic careers. According to a recent article in the New York Times, the unemployment rate in America is at 9.5...

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