Latin America

Here’s how to create the next Latin unicorn

People look at lists of job openings posted on a street in downtown Sao Paulo, Brazil January 9, 2018. REUTERS/Paulo Whitaker - RC1D53A08340

Research suggests advances in technology will drive the creation of more than 195,000 direct jobs in Brazil by 2022. Image: REUTERS/Paulo Whitaker

Enrique Ortegon
Chief Operations Officer, Salesforce
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