Culturati is proud to honor the theme of “Pioneers of Change: Shaping the Future Together” this Hispanic Heritage month. This year’s theme recognizes the remarkable contributions of Hispanic and Latino individuals who have paved the way for future generations through their innovation, resilience, and unity.

Hispanic and Latino communities have been pivotal in driving progress and inspiring change, from civil rights trailblazers to contemporary leaders in arts, politics, and business. This month, we honor influential figures who exemplify the rich cultural heritage shaping our society and explore how their legacies inspire future generations.

In fact, Hispanics are significantly higher than White non-Hispanics in wanting to leave a legacy behind (46%A), additionally they are significantly more focused and disciplined than White non-Hispanics when it comes to achieving success in life (87%A). Discover these key differences and more in our new Cultural Mosaic 4.0 report, now available for purchase!

As experts in tracking the Hispanic cultural evolution of the U.S. marketplace and its impact on our Polycultural mainstream over the past decade, we want to highlight some examples of leaders who have successfully navigated and excelled in this evolving landscape.

Contact us for information on our The Cultural Mosaic 4.0© Achieving Greater Resonance in Today’s Polycultural Mainstream syndicated report (N=5,050) and typing tools are now available. Data was weighted to U.S. Census American Community Survey 2022 1-year estimates and sample sizes by cultural cohort were: Non-Ethnic Whites/Other n=2,050; Hispanics n=1,300; Black Americans n=1,000; Asian. A = Significantly higher than White non-Hispanics at the 95% confidence level.