From Mexican Immigrant to American CEO: The Life Lessons of Roberto Larios
Twenty three years ago, I remember the feeling of elation and certainty that came with becoming a Citizen of the United States. As I repeated each word after the judge, taking my oath to become an American Citizen, I felt like all my life up until this moment had been leading me here. As I …
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As we celebrate Good Friday, followed by Easter and reflect on our lives, let us remember the power of redemption and self-growth within each and every one of us! No matter your beliefs, this is a day for embracing self-improvement. We can choose to use our mistakes as opportunities for growth and renewal—a chance to …
Growing up, my Dad Rafael Larios had always been fascinated by the stories of César Chávez. He admired his courage and unwavering commitment to justice. When he was 14 years old, Dad had the opportunity to hear Chávez speak in California and witness firsthand the power of his message. Deeply inspired, Dad decided that he …
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I am grateful for doctors like Dr. McKinley who not only save lives but change them for the better.
In California we commemorate the enduring legacy of César Chávez, whose unwavering advocacy for fair and just treatment of farm workers continues to inspire generations. It is a day to remember those whose lives were directly touched by his profound work, like my Dad Rafael Larios, who has been working tirelessly in the fields for …
Bud Bradford: Honoring him after 90 Years.
Photo (from Left to Right): Brad Braford; Robert Larios (me); Bud Bradford.
Leadership is a journey, not a destination. It’s a role that we step into, and often it’s a role that we’re forced into. We don’t always choose to be leaders, but when we are, it’s our responsibility to lead with integrity and authenticity. I am a Mexican immigrant on an American leadership journey. I didn’t …
Robert Larios 