Being Hispanic…Does it have any influence on your business?
Yes, absolutely. It helps to assimilate the best of both
cultures and be more receptive to other cultures as well.
In the face of adversity, how do you decide to keep going?
In the face of adversity, how do you decide to keep going?
I just try to learn as much as I can from that experience,
forget it and move on.
What is the biggest challenge you have faced?
It hasn't come yet.
If you could change one thing about your life, what would it be?
I should have paid more attention to my physics teacher in
high school.
What was your childhood ambition?
I did not really have any. I was having too much fun that
there was not time for being ambitious.
Tell us about three people that you admire.
Saint John Perse, Adam Smith, Nelson Mandela.
For meetings: breakfast, lunch, or dinner?
Breakfast. Then I feel free.
What is your favorite quote?
"Pluralitas non est ponenda sine
neccesitate"
Is it difficult to be unconventional?
Being conventional is difficult.
Biggest mistake made?
The next one.
Do you consider yourself an innovator? Why?
About Luis Escobar
Luis Escobar got his masters in Philosophy in La Habana, Cuba
and taught at several institutes of higher education. After relocating to the
United States, Luis Escobar worked as a translator and business analyst for
Moody’s Investors Services. Luis then started his journalism career working for
a short time at el diario/La Prensa then moved quickly to The Associated Press
as a journalist and copy editor. Gaining 10 years plus experience moved to The
Wall Street Journal Interactivo and Dow Jones Newswires. While at WSJ and Dow
Jones he continued to study behavioral finance, behavioral economics and
international markets at New York University. He also worked doing
research and consulting for Fortune 500 companies.
Follow Luis on www.magazine.latinvision.com
Follow Luis on www.magazine.latinvision.com
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