Sil Ganzó launched her nonprofit eight years ago. The Argentina native had been working at an after-school program for refugee and immigrant children for years. It closed in 2013, which motivated her to open a similar program called Our Bridge for Kids. She now works with over 150 families and has a staff of around 20. But she says she didn’t see herself as a businesswoman until recently. “I didn’t realize I was a Latina entrepreneur,” Ganzó said. “Actually, until probably three months ago.” That’s when she started the Institute for Women’s Entrepreneurship, a partnership between Bank of … Read more