Jim Huerta has over 25 years experience working at senior management levels for Fortune 100 companies (Viacom International Inc.), international banks (Lloyds Bank, PLC), consulting firms (Competitive Technologies Inc.) and as a Chief Executive at small to medium size enterprises.  Jim is a highly regarded expert in organizing management teams from a variety of disciplines operating within a virtual organizational structure.  His successful track record has earned him seats on Boards of Directors of companies in the Intellectual Property, Media & Communication and Video Language Services sectors.  He is the current President of the National Society of Hispanic MBA's (NSHMBA), New York Chapter, Executive Director of the Accessible Media Industry Coalition (AMIC), an organization whose members provide video languages services and the past Chair of the Connecticut Chapter of the Licensing Executive Society (LES), an international society involved in intellectual property.  Jim is a frequent expert panelist in forums focusing on leadership, virtual organizations and diversity.  Fluent in Spanish Jim earned his BBA from Baruch College and his MBA from the University of New Haven.

Mr. Kadala is a nationally recognized speaker, presenter, panelist, author, lecturer, senior editor, inventor, and discussion facilitator on issues affecting Spanish-speaking countries, US-based Hispanics, and other multicultural markets.  He has presented at numerous trade shows across the country including DMA, Folio, Meckler Media, and Comdex, and most recently is conducting facilitated discussions on renewable energy strategies at the United Nations in New York for South and Central America including the Caribbean area.  He has been featured in national publications including New York Times, Inc Magazine, Entrepreneur, Success, Robb Report, and Nations Business.  He has spoken at a variety of corporate events, consulted for CEOs and/or marketing departments for Fortune 500 companies including American Express, State Farm, Time Warner, Verizon, and the U.S. Department of Commerce.  He is a regular television guest on economic issues at HITN (a Spanish-speaking cable station) and a regular contributor and senior editor for the Business Journal on Hispanic Research.  Fluent in Spanish and Italian, Tom has a B.S. (CEE) from Cornell University and an MBA from the Harvard Business School.