While your business may have started with a dream, let’s not forget to plan for tomorrow by ensuring your business has the support it needs to last and grow for the future.
of Latino-owned businesses reported operating profitably in 2024. 1
of Latino small business owners say labor shortages are changing employee expectations of the business. 1
of Latino small business owners have paid for outside finance or accounting support to help manage and grow their business. 2
Sources: Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative, 2024 State of Latino Entrepreneurship Report (published March 2025); Verizon Business 2024 Latino Small Business Survey, conducted by Morning Consult
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