I would like to say congratulations to a good friend Frank Carbajal! Frank has officially celebrated the release of his book, Building The Latino Future. The book release party was held at Roux Louisiana in Santana Row. It was a packed house filled with fun and laughter and lots of people who are so proud of Frank and happy to support him in his success.Building the Latino Future is a collection of inspirational stories from prominent Latinos in all industries, including the corporate world, the nonprofit world, government, media, sports, and Hollywood. This enlightening guide offers inspiration and advice for Latinos in any industry who want to succeed spectacularly. With a Foreword by bestselling author Ken Blanchard, Building the Latino Future includes contributions from such prominent figures as actor Edward James Olmos, New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, former housing secretary Henry Cisneros, NPR correspondent Ray Suarez, former SBA heads Hector Barreto and Aida Alvarez, actress and spokesperson for Neutrogena Susie Castillo, and quarterback Jeff Garcia, among many others.
Frank Carbajal (Santa Clara, CA) is President of Es Tiempo, a coaching firm specializing in life and business coaching for small business owners and entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley. Humberto Medina (San Diego, CA) is a consultant, speaker, and performance coach for The Ken Blanchard Companies. His passion is partnering with individuals and business managers throughout South America, Europe, and the United States to help them get the most out of their leadership.
From the Inside Flap:
Over the last two decades, Latinos have risen to places of prominence in every walk of life in the United States, from politics, industry, and education to sports, entertainment, and journalism. Latinos can be found at the head of charitable foundations, food industry giants, technology companies, media empires, and more. Now, as a member of the new generation, rising to build on the success of these pioneers, you can learn from the struggles and triumphs of those who have gone before you.
In Building the Latino Future, you'll discover the inspiring stories of dozens of men and women who, despite humble beginnings, meager resources, and limited opportunities, beat the odds and rose to become leaders in their professions. You'll also discover the habits, strategies, beliefs, and resources that enabled these icons to make it to the top.
From actor and activist Edward James Olmos, you'll learn the value of self-discipline and focusing on your goal. Henry Cisneros, former Secretary of Housing in the Clinton administration, shows you how to find opportunity right in your own community. And NFL quarterback Jeff Garcia presents a shining example of how perseverance pays off.
This fascinating look into the lives of successful Latinos goes beyond biography to provide a future framework for you to use in building your own exciting career. It helps you understand the lessons that each of these powerful life stories provides and put them to work in your own life.
In Building the Latino Future, you'll discover the inspiring stories of dozens of men and women who, despite humble beginnings, meager resources, and limited opportunities, beat the odds and rose to become leaders in their professions. You'll also discover the habits, strategies, beliefs, and resources that enabled these icons to make it to the top.
From actor and activist Edward James Olmos, you'll learn the value of self-discipline and focusing on your goal. Henry Cisneros, former Secretary of Housing in the Clinton administration, shows you how to find opportunity right in your own community. And NFL quarterback Jeff Garcia presents a shining example of how perseverance pays off.
This fascinating look into the lives of successful Latinos goes beyond biography to provide a future framework for you to use in building your own exciting career. It helps you understand the lessons that each of these powerful life stories provides and put them to work in your own life.
Congratulations Frank and may you and your family be blessed.

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