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EPISODE · Dec 10, 2014 · 54 MIN

Logra Tu Dream With Arturo Nava

from Found In Translation With Ray Collazo

Hispanic marketing guru and podcaster Arturo Nava of the Logra Tu Dream Podcast visits to share his journey to podcasting and business success. What can we learn from Arturo's journey from Mexico City to Harvard? How has Arturo's failures during the dot.com boom prepare him for his present expertise in online branding and marketing in the U.S. Latino market. Listen to Arturo and Host Rafael "Ray" Collazo discuss their experiences as podcasters and what insights they have to share with Latinos and anyone interested in online business, podcasting and social media marketing. Nava and Collazo also discuss what they love about the Latino community of Chicago, including where you can find the best carne asada in the Chi! Learn more about the Logra Tu Dream Podcast and what Hispanic entrepreneurs and other guests of Logra Tu Dream are teaching us all about going for your American Dream! Support Arturo Nava and the Logra Tu Dream Podcast at http://www.logratudream.com and keep the conversation going about Latino marketing, online business and podcasting at http://www.RaysPodcast.com, on Twitter @RaysPodcast and email at [email protected].

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