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As founder of the Center for Hispanic Leadership, I can attest to the fact that the U.S. Think profit center, not costcenter. According to the Center for Talent Innovation , only 5% of mid-level Hispanic managers have sponsors, as Hispanics have not been as effective at earning a seat at the table with senior executives.
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