Westfair Business Journal is proud to announce the 2025 Hispanic Innovators Honorees. These outstanding individuals have been recognized for their leadership, ingenuity, entrepreneurial spirit, and dedication to driving economic growth and positive change in Westchester and Fairfield Counties.
This year’s honorees represent a diverse array of industries and accomplishments, yet they all share a profound commitment to creating opportunities, empowering others, and making a lasting impact on the Hispanic business community and beyond.
Congratulations to the 2025 Hispanic Innovators for their inspiring achievements and their dedication to building a stronger, more vibrant community.
Co-Owner
James Amigon
The gentleman's lab
Program Director
Veronica Bazan
Women's Enterprise Development Center
Vice President, Relationship Manager
Lucelly Espinal
M&T Bank
Director of Hospitality
Ladys Guerrero Williams
Simple Motive Brewing Co.
Principal Broker
Millie Hernandez-Becker
SkyQueen Realty
Community Liason
Diana A. Loja
Village of Sleepy Hollow
Spanish Teacher
Diana Merchan
Greenwich Country Day School
Business Advisor
Nelson Merchan
Connecticut Small Business Development Center
Executive VP of Strategy and Growth
Eddie Monroy
WOW! Building Maintenance Solutions
owners / partners
Sonia & Wilfredo Montano
Montano Wood Care
Chief Financial Officer
Leidy Nunez
DR Bank
Research & Development Director
Jennifer Rivera
Henkel Corporation
Founder
Marifer Rodriguez
Zamfer Group
Chief Executive Officer
Ronald Rosado Abad
Community Housing Innovations
Woodworking Artist
Sabrina Santiago
Casa Cherrywood Carvings
Director of Marketing
Felix Tapia
Robison
Client Service Manager
Maria Tapia-Paez
Moneco Advisors
Vice President - Business Relationship Banker
Andrea Torres Fodor
Newtown Savings Bank
Partner
Supporter
James Amigon & Hugo Velazquez
About Hispanic Innovators
Latino business leaders play a vital role in shaping the U.S. economy. These trailblazing leaders and innovators are responsible for generating two-thirds of all new jobs in America and account for nearly half of the private-sector output. Their remarkable growth and success not only bolster economic vitality but also drive community development and enhance cultural diversity throughout the nation.
Join us in December 4, as we convene Hispanic Innovators to discuss the opportunities and challenges in Westchester and Fairfield Counties.
Honorees have the exclusive opportunity to purchase a commemorative plaque to celebrate this achievement, providing a lasting keepsake beyond the award received. This additional memento offers a distinguished way to commemorate the occasion.
Any communications or materials from outside vendors regarding awards or plaques are independent of our organization. We do not endorse or support these offerings, and we encourage our honorees and attendees to contact us directly for any inquiries related to our Hispanic Innovators Awards. Plaques from us can be purchased here.