Home / Hispanic Heritage Month / Alex Melgar Business & Community Builders · Hispanic Heritage MonthAlex Melgar: Building Houston Businesses from the Ground UpFrom working in facility maintenance to building companies and creating uSource, the Houston entrepreneur turns firsthand experience into tools for other service businesses. Alex Melgar learned the service business from the floor up. Early in his U.S. career, he worked as a floor maintenance technician. Today, the Houston entrepreneur is best known for building Ambassador Services and founding uSource, software shaped by the problems he encountered while managing a growing company. His path began even earlier in…
Browsing: Hispanic Leaders in Houston
Read profiles of Hispanic leaders in Houston across business, arts, service and civic life, all in one Houston City Beat collection.
From student government to Houston Millennials, Ivan Sanchez connects professional opportunity, community involvement and public service.
Through Casanova Signs, Dignora Casanova helps Houston entrepreneurs turn business names into a visible presence.
Meet Tony Aranda through his Houston story of family, faith and service, part of our Hispanic Heritage Month collection.
Meet Ronald Brenes, the Colombian-born president of Etch Houston, whose business brings architectural glass, custom signs and display solutions to life.
For Hispanic Heritage Month, Houston City Beat celebrates Maribel “Sunshine” Rodriguez, the Chihuahua-born Houston entrepreneur helping people and businesses grow through work, education and connection.
For Hispanic Heritage Month, Houston City Beat celebrates Adrianna Rubio-Clasen, a Latina entrepreneur breaking barriers in security, wellness and community leadership.
For Hispanic Heritage Month, Houston City Beat celebrates entrepreneur and philanthropist Alva Kattan, whose work connects business leadership with community impact.
Frost Bank executive vice president Oscar Martinez helps Houston entrepreneurs grow through commercial banking, small-business development and community leadership.
After more than two decades working with thousands of businesses, Juan D. Ortega helps Houston organizations strengthen sales, develop leaders and become ready for opportunity.
Venezuelan-born singer, songwriter and producer Raquel Cepeda has spent more than two decades in Houston building a musical enterprise that brings international influences to the language of jazz.
Houston native, historian, archivist and media producer Mike Acosta has built a career around preserving the people, places and moments that define his hometown.
Houston-born artist, designer, photographer and Segovia Studios founder John Paul Segovia has turned a return to art into a broader mission centered on creativity, cultural celebration and community connection.