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2000
Hispanic Corporate 100
The
companies listed in the following pages were selected based
upon a survey sent to many of the top corporations in the
United States. Our survey asks for specific information
in four areas: 1) Recruitment and hiring; 2) Minority business
development; 3) Scholarships and grants;and 4) Support for
Hispanic organizations.
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HISPANIC Magazine
ENTREPRENEUR
2001 Hispanic Entrepreneur 100
Each year, HISPANIC Magazine lists 100 of the fastest-growing
Latino businesses as part of our Entrepreneur 100 package.
This year's Hispanic Entrepreneur 100 is especially significant
because of the recent U.S. Census figures showing Latinos
are about to become the largest minority group in the United
States.
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From HISPANIC Magazine
2000
Hispanic Entrepreneur 100
While
much of corporate America has been stepping up efforts to
recruit Hispanic professionals, many Latinos have opted
to start their own businesses. Hispanic-owned companies
comprise almost 40 percent of all minority-owned firms in
the United States, and the number of Hispanic-owned businesses
between 1992 and 1997 increased by 81 percent.
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From HISPANIC Magazine
RECRUITING
2001's
Top 25 Recruitment Programs
The growing influence of U.S. Hispanics on America’s workforce
should be clear. Recent census figures show that the Hispanic
population has reached 35 million, growing 58 percent during
the 1990s. Though many successful companies use diversity
programs to help reflect the communities they target, others
have been slow to respond.
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From HISPANIC Magazine
2000's
Top 25 Recruitment Programs
As U.S. Hispanics continue to enter the workforce in record
numbers, it is important to acknowledge those companies
that are making an effort to recruit Latinos at all levels.
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From HISPANIC Magazine
1999's
Top 25 Recruitment Programs
The corporations we have listed do more than simply pay
lip service to political correctness. They take workforce
diversity seriously, not because they are forced to do so,
or because it is the right thing to do, but because it's
good business.
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From HISPANIC Magazine
VENDORS
2000's
Top 25 Vendor Programs
Many
U.S. corporations have formed outreach programs to locate
Hispanic-owned vendors and give them a shot at landing large
contracts. These large companies see the benefits of doing
business with an ever-increasing number of Hispanic-owned
enterprises, which generate an estimated $400 million in
annual revenues.
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HISPANIC Magazine
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