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Around one-fifth of Americans identify as Hispanic. Experts shared tips on how advisors can engage with their growing pool of wealth.

New research from Edward Jones suggests that emerging adults value comfort over money and aren't letting the lean times bring them down.

Espnola (Nola) Cartmill is Holmes Murphy's Chief Diversity Officer. As part of this role (as well as being part of Holmes Murphy's Legal Counsel), Nola leads Holmes Murphy's DE&I strategy, making strategic recommendations to the Executive Committee on DE&I initiatives, including recruiting, education, mentoring, and communications and community involvement. Nola also leads Holmes Murphy's internal DE&I committees, subcommittees, and employee resource groups.

Additionally, Nola consults on internal employee relations, leadership training, human resources, growth and development, and compliance-related projects.

Cartmill's background includes a prominent law career, rooted in a passion for DE&I, where she previously assisted employers in tackling both day-to-day employment law issues and litigation.

Inflated charitable deduction claims have led to dozens of audits and millions of dollars in additional payments to the agency.

The head of global sustainability sees opportunities in waste management and recycling.

Louis Caditz-Peck is a member of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau consumer advisory board and policy director at LendingClub.

Toussaint Bailey's Uplifting Capital closed its initial product after attracting investments from clients of Corient advisory practices and other RIAs.

Marc Montpas is director of the accountant channel at Rippling.