Imagine embarking on a journey to a new country and harnessing the entrepreneurial spirit to create a successful business—this is where my guest Fabian Yepez, vice president of Prospera on Florida’s west coast, lends his expertise. Our latest conversation is a treasure trove of insights for Hispanic entrepreneurs navigating the complexities of the American business landscape. From the fundamentals of establishing LLCs to the intricacies of corporate banking and the American credit system, Fabian reveals how Prospera’s bilingual business development services are empowering newcomers to plant their roots firmly in the fertile ground of opportunity. His journey, pivoting from running an advertising agency in South America to finding purpose at Prospera, underscores the transformative power of aiding others in the pursuit of their American Dream.
We often find deep satisfaction in places we least expect, and it’s the stories of those who’ve achieved their dreams that remind us of the joy in lending a hand. During our chat, we delve into the diverse financial backgrounds of the entrepreneurs Fabian works with, discussing the unique challenges and triumphs that come with either arriving flush with capital or seeking funding from scratch. It’s not all business though; I also share my personal escapades in coaching youth soccer and cycling—passions that bring balance to my life. Our exchange will leave you inspired and might just spark the curiosity to find your own equilibrium between professional fulfillment and personal pleasures. Join us on the Good Neighbor podcast for a heartfelt episode that promises to inform and motivate.
Prospera is an economic development, nonprofit organization specialized in providing bilingual assistance to Hispanic entrepreneurs trying to establish or expand their business. We offer a variety of services especially designed for Hispanic small business owners, to empower them through training, consulting, business advancement services, and access to capital.
Our mission is to help start, sustain, and grow Hispanic-owned businesses to achieve community prosperity.
prosperausa.org
(813)634-6246
