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Connect with Latino Professionals Magazine about editorial coverage, commissioned features, advertising, partnerships, press inquiries, corrections, and contributor opportunities.

Choose the inquiry that best matches your request. Clear introductions help us direct each message to the appropriate editorial or business contact.

How can we help?

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All inquiries may be sent to info@latinoprofessionals.com. Use the suggested subject line so your message can be reviewed in the correct context.

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Editorial desk

Editorial inquiries

Contact the editorial team about story ideas, interview opportunities, newsworthy leadership developments, expert sources, or coverage relevant to the magazine’s audience.

Include the person or organization involved, why the story matters now, supporting information, and any relevant timing.

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Editorial partnerships

Get featured

Inquire about Partner Profiles, executive features, cover stories, leadership essays, roundtables, commissioned reports, photography, video, or podcast programs.

Include your name, organization, professional background, preferred format, desired timing, and the story you would like us to consider.

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Advertising and sponsorships

Reach our audience

Contact us about display advertising, newsletter placements, sponsored programs, annual Series partnerships, events, research, and integrated audience opportunities.

Include your company, campaign goals, intended audience, preferred timing, and estimated scope.

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News media

Press and media

Journalists, producers, researchers, and conference organizers may contact the magazine for interviews, background information, editorial commentary, publication information, or media participation.

Include your outlet or organization, topic, deadline, intended use, and preferred interview format.

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Editorial accuracy

Corrections and clarifications

Contact the editorial team regarding a possible factual error, attribution concern, incorrect title, misspelled name, date, quotation, or other verifiable detail in a published article.

Include the article link, the exact statement in question, the requested correction, and supporting information.

Request a Review

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Contributing journalists

Write with us

Experienced freelance journalists may introduce themselves for paid contract assignments covering business, leadership, finance, healthcare, law, technology, philanthropy, culture, and public life.

Include a brief introduction, résumé or LinkedIn profile, three writing samples, areas of expertise, and location.

General contact

One address. A clear introduction.

All editorial, partnership, advertising, press, correction, and contributor inquiries may be sent to:

Email

info@latinoprofessionals.com

Include a specific subject line and enough context for the team to understand the nature and timing of your request.

Before you send

Help us understand the request.

A strong introduction does not need to be long. It should make the purpose of the message immediately clear.

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Identify yourself

Include your full name, title, organization, and the best way to reach you.

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State the purpose

Explain whether your message concerns editorial coverage, a partnership, advertising, press, a correction, or contributing.

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Provide context

Share the key facts, relevant links, supporting materials, and why the request is appropriate for the magazine.

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Include timing

Note any publication date, event date, interview deadline, campaign window, or other time-sensitive consideration.

A note on editorial decisions

Every inquiry is considered on its own merits.

Sending a story idea, nomination, press release, product, invitation, or interview request does not guarantee editorial coverage.

Recognition within the magazine’s annual editorial Series is determined independently and cannot be purchased through advertising, sponsorship, or a commissioned feature.

Commissioned editorial opportunities are considered separately and are visibly labeled when published.

Frequently asked questions

Contacting the magazine

Where should I send an editorial story idea?

Email info@latinoprofessionals.com with “Editorial Inquiry” in the subject line.

Include a concise explanation of the story, the people or organizations involved, why it matters to the magazine’s audience, supporting links, and relevant timing.

How can an executive or company be featured?

Executives and organizations may inquire about Partner Profiles, Partner Features, cover stories, essays, roundtables, reports, photography, video, and other commissioned editorial programs.

Visit the Get Featured page for available formats, rates, and editorial terms.

Where should journalists send press requests?

Press and media inquiries should be sent to info@latinoprofessionals.com with the outlet, topic, deadline, and intended use included in the message.

How do I request a correction?

Send the article URL, the specific statement in question, the proposed correction, and supporting information to info@latinoprofessionals.com .

Can I nominate myself or someone else for recognition?

Nominations may be submitted by the individual being considered, a colleague, an employer, an organization, or another informed party.

Recognition is determined independently through the magazine’s editorial process and cannot be guaranteed.

How can I write for Latino Professionals Magazine?

The magazine works with experienced freelance journalists on paid contract assignments.

Review the contributor requirements on the Write with Us page before submitting an introduction.

Can I mail products, books, or printed materials?

Contact the magazine by email before mailing physical materials. Please explain what you would like to send, why it is relevant, and whether a delivery deadline applies.

Does submitting an inquiry guarantee a response or coverage?

No. Submissions and inquiries are reviewed according to editorial relevance, timing, available capacity, and the nature of the request. Coverage, recognition, interviews, and partnerships are not guaranteed by submission alone.

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