Leadership, LatinoProsperity, and the Power of Advocacy with Orson Aguilar

In this episode of The Undisputed Podcast with Ty Bledsoe: He sits down with Orson Aguilar—nationally recognized leader in economic justice and CEO of LatinoProsperity. From his roots in Boyle Heights to testifying before Congress, Aguilar shares his journey of advocacy, leadership, and building generational wealth for communities of color.

They explore critical issues like the Latino wealth gap, the future of AI and public trust, and the pivotal role of nonprofit leadership. Aguilar opens up about his most profound moments at the Greenlining Institute, the mentors who shaped him, and his bold vision for LatinoProsperity. This episode is packed with insights for nonprofit professionals, policy advocates, and anyone committed to creating equitable opportunities.

Topics include:

  • The power of mentorship and mission-driven work
  • Holding corporations accountable for public trust
  • Latino wealth-building strategies across industries
  • Creating lasting policy blueprints for impact
  • Why Orson chose advocacy over comfort

Listen in and get inspired by a true rainmaker who’s shaping policy, communities, and futures.

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