Latino Entrepreneurship Trends Revealed in New Research Report from Stanford Graduate School of Business

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STANFORD, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative (SLEI) at Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB), in collaboration with the Latino Business Action Network (LBAN), released a report covering the latest trends in Latino entrepreneurship in the U.S. > “Latino entrepreneurs have shown their resilience over the past year, with many growing their companies organically and opening businesses in a variety of industries” > > Tweet this For the past seven years, SLEI has collected survey data from Latino-owned businesses across the country.
The latest report is the largest survey to date, with 15,000 business owners surveyed, including 7,500 Latino-owned employer businesses and 7,500 Non-Latino, White-owned employer businesses.
“Latino entrepreneurs have shown their resilience over the past year, with many growing their companies organically and opening businesses in a variety of industries,” said Marlene Orozco, PhD, Associate Director, SLEI.
- Career Advancement: Latino business owners are more likely to provide opportunities for the growth and advancement of their employees than White business owners.