Javier Palomarez is a special guy - nine siblings, had a dirt floor growing up, no father, mother passes away tragically when he was just 16 years old, slept behind a dumpster to stay warm and safe. How do you go through all of that to become one of the most influential Hispanics in the country? Very carefully, and very intentionally.
His story is full of scrapes, bumps and bruises. Even his professional life has mishaps and losses. NONE of this mattered to his will to make a difference.
He doesn’t share his story often. In fact, few know his full story. What you see in the media… well let’s just say don’t believe everything you read.
About Javier Palomarez
Javier Palomarez is the President & CEO of the United States Hispanic Business Council (USHBC). Prior to his current role, Palomarez led the United States Hispanic ChamberofCommerce, where he helped raise the profile of the chamber through media appearances, strong partnerships with the country’s largest corporations and the promotion of the organization as a leading advocacy group for American small business and the Hispanic community in general.
Palomarez is a leading voice in the areas of multi-cultural consumerism, marketing, small business, entrepreneurship, and the Hispanic electorate. His opinions have been sought after by the world’s leading media outlets including CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, Fox Networks Group, the BBC, the The Wall Street Journal, El Pais, EFE, the The Associated Press, Reuters, Bloomberg Businessweek, USA TODAY, the Houston Chronicle, the L.A.TIMES, the San Francisco Chronicle and the Boston Globe Media. He is an acclaimed spokesperson for small business and entrepreneurship, as well as a nationally recognized leader in the Hispanic community, being recognized as one of America’s most influential Hispanics for over a decade.
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