Hispanic-owned businesses in the US employ 3.5 million people. How many would there be if the playing field was level?

Latinos, who are currently creating companies at a higher rate than other communities, own only 6.9% of all businesses despite constituting 20% of the U.S. population, highlighting an equality gap.

Latino businesses in the U.S. contribute $800 billion annually, employ over 3.5 million people, but face challenges like limited access to financing and investment opportunities, hindering their full economic potential.

Mari Borrero's experience as a Latina CEO of a successful demolition company underscores the hurdles faced by Latino entrepreneurs in navigating the business world and accessing financial resources.

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