We spoke with Ms. Henao about her thriving real estate business in the metro Atlanta area and why she decided to sponsor Global Atlanta’s Latin America Channel.
Category: Latin America
Latin America Channel is presented by:
Paula Henao, Global Real Estate Advisor
Posted inMexico
Seasonal Flight to Link Atlanta With Mexican Port City, Showcase Tourism Offerings
A seasonal flight starting Nov. 2 is set to link Atlanta with a Mexican port city aiming to showcase its charms to local travelers.
Posted inMexico
Longtime Georgia Legislator Garners Honor From Mexican Government
Recently retired Georgia State Rep. Pedro “Pete” Marin, a trailblazing Latino legislator, has been awarded the highest honor the government of Mexico offers to those who contribute to the well-being of its citizens abroad.
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GSU Grad’s Service Learning Program Transforms Education and Latin American Communities
Jon Thompson, a Georgia State University (GSU) graduate with a master’s degree in social work, has devoted his professional life to making a difference both locally and globally. Through his […]
Posted inColombia
Colombia: A Panoramic View of Atlanta’s Growing Ties
Colombia and Georgia have never been closer, but in November, the Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will demystify the market of 50 million people further, leading a trip there for the first time in more than a decade.
Posted inMexico
UPS to Buy Mexican Delivery Firm as Nearshoring Heats Up
Shifting trade winds have Atlanta’s United Parcel Service Inc. looking to shore up logistics offerings closer to the U.S. as new trends modify global growth patterns.
Posted inColombia
Colombia’s Black Business Hub Seeks to Learn From Atlanta on Inclusion
Almost a year after 20 local Black-owned businesses took a historic trade mission to Cali, Colombia, the city’s new mayor is looking to Atlanta as a model for inclusive business.
Posted inLatin America
Charting a New Course in U.S.-Cuba Relations – How Atlanta Travelers Can Play a Role
We arrived in Havana a couple days after the Russian nuclear submarine left the harbor. No, this was not decades ago during the Cold War. This was June 2024.
Posted inTrade
Casting a Vision: SBA Exporter of the Year Spectrum Restores Sight Around the World
A political asylee from Colombia, Felipe Arroyave found himself at 19 years old working at a contact lens factory in Gwinnett County, trying to improve his lot through education.
Posted inAfrica
Georgia Tech Hosts Foreign Entrepreneurs Through U.S. State Department Program
Nineteen entrepreneurs — mostly from Ukraine but some from other countries, including Sri Lanka, Jordan, Fiji, Botswana, Brazil, and Mongolia — were at Georgia Tech’s Encore for several weeks in May and early June as part of a U.S. Department of State program.