MIAMI, FL — Hispanic Target Magazine hosted the Top Entrepreneur Awards 2025 during Art Basel Miami, aligning with the official Miami-Dade County cultural agenda through the Hispanic Affairs Advisory Board (HAAB). The event celebrated entrepreneurs, artists, and political leaders who have significantly contributed to the social, cultural, and economic development of South Florida’s Hispanic community.
Set against the vibrant backdrop of Art Basel, the ceremony positioned Hispanic Target Magazine as a leading platform for recognizing Hispanic excellence across industries. The evening blended art, leadership, entrepreneurship, and cultural diplomacy. It was hosted in collaboration with TOP 67 Art Gallery, represented by visual artist Adriana Torres, and presented by Nancy Clara, Editorial Director of Hispanic Target Magazine, reinforcing the publication's mission to spotlight transformative Hispanic voices.
Honorees included Marcos Acuña, CEO of Quick Scan & Go, recognized for innovation in technology-driven consumer solutions; Dr. Griselle Marino, Director of the Hispanic Affairs Advisory Board of Miami-Dade County, for public service and advocacy; and Claudia Serrer, Commissioner of ProChile Miami, for economic diplomacy. Others honored were Adriana Bianco, Director of the Argentine and Latin American Film Festival; Rebeca Calvet, Co-Founder of Club Expats; Gustavo Garagorry, Republican candidate for Doral Council; Adriana Aiello Ambrugna, Broker & Developer at RealFinity; Nick Brunzell, CEO of Archangel Brokers Insurance; Juliana Hecker, Cultural Promotion Coordinator at the Argentine Consulate in Miami; Norberto Spangaro, philanthropist and CEO of MIArgentina; Gioconda Salcedo, singer and writer; Jonathan Amado, visual artist; and Carina Moffatt, Top Producer at Moffatt Real Estate Group.
Special recognitions were given to Yvette Franco, President of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists – South Florida; Paula Sánchez Ariza, a Colombian muralist invited to paint at Art Basel Wynwood; and Dr. Pedro González Jr., President of the Florida Association of Hispanic Journalists. The evening was enriched by artistic expression and dialogue, reaffirming the importance of platforms that elevate Hispanic voices.
Hispanic Target Magazine thanked partners and sponsors including the Hispanic Affairs Advisory Board, Archangel Brokers Insurance, STG Mobile Detailing, Olé Communication, TOP 67 Gallery, Mi Libro Hispano, Ataxmar, and Fundación Almenar Otero. Looking forward, the Top Entrepreneur Awards reaffirm the magazine's commitment to celebrating those who lead with purpose, creativity, and social responsibility, building bridges between talent, opportunity, and visibility.
