MISSION STATEMENT:
The NAHJ Business Journalism Task Force is dedicated to supporting, inspiring, and educating Latino journalists about the power and breadth of business journalism.
Business Task Force Board Members
Daisy Palacios
Joel Marino
Jeff Kauflin
Maria Gracia Santillana
Adrian D. Garcia
Daisy Palacios has worked in public media for more than a decade. She is currently a senior producer/editor at Marketplace, running the daily show Marketplace Tech. Prior to that, she spent a few years working in the Hispanic/Latino media market. Daisy is proudly born and raised in Los Angeles.
Joel Marino has spent 20 years working in English and Spanish-language media across digital and print. Originally from Argentina, Marino grew up in Miami and has lived in NYC for the last 15 years. He is currently head of workplace experience and professional development at Business Insider and an adjunct professor at NYU’s American Journalism Online program.
Jeff Kauflin is a senior editor who leads Forbes’ fintech coverage, covering everything from digital banking and investing to payments and lending. He co-edits Forbes’ annual Fintech 50 and also writes about crypto. He has won awards from SABEW and the National Endowment for Financial Education alongside his Forbes colleagues for their reporting on Robinhood. Before Forbes, Jeff worked for ten years in marketing consulting, in roles ranging from client consulting to talent management.
Maria Gracia Santillana is a trilingual (Spanish/English/Portuguese) business reporter who currently writes about careers and workplace trends at Forbes. She also co-edits the annual Forbes 30 Under 30 Retail and E-Commerce and Food and Drink lists. Previously, she’s covered the crypto industry, entertainment and the art market. When she’s not working, you can find her reading a good fiction book and walking her latest foster dog.
Adrian D. Garcia has been the managing editor of data visualizations for Financial Times Specialist since January 2024. Adrian joined the FT in 2020, covering asset managers and products registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940. In addition to his editing responsibilities, he currently covers topics related to corporate boards and directors.
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