‘It’s actually incredible:’ CNBC’s Carl Quintanilla on how Hispanic representation is changing
Quintanilla tells Hispanic communicators during Hispanic Heritage Month that hard work will lead to success
There is still work to be done, but the Hispanic community is being recognized more in business and through the media.
That’s the message that CNBC anchor Carl Quintanilla shared during the recent “Celebrating Latino PR 2022” presentation at The Museum of Public Relations virtual event from New York City.
The event was held as part of Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from Sept. 15-Oct. 15.
Quintanilla said the growth stories of Hispanic small business are finally being told on a national level.
“We’ve actually done whole hours on CNBC for primetime about the economic engine, that is (Hispanic) small business, I mean, it’s actually incredible,” he said. “The power they have in just growing employment and growing commerce.”
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