Teany Hidalgo

Teany Hidalgo is a Latin Biz Today partner and entrepreneur. As a Corporate Burnout Coach and author, she helps to turn burnout into high energy, purpose and abundance. Before launching her business she spent 13 years at IBM as a User Experience Architect and Team Lead.

Tina Treviño Latin Biz Today partner & entrepreneur

Latina Small Town Dreams to Fashion Industry Success [Podcast]

Teany Hidalgo Latin Biz Today partner

Latina on the Move to Deepen Identity and Expand Perspective

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A Global Wellness Day Reset for Latino Professionals

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“Quiet Cutting” in the Workplace and its Effect on Latinos

Latin Biz Today Partner Teany Hidalgo

Latino Burnout & the ‘Siempre Pa’lante’ Mentality

How to effectively showcase your freelance work on Behance to attract clients and build your

Latinas Rising: How Women Are Quietly Redefining Entrepreneurship in 2025

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How AI Is Changing the Job Market—and Why Latinos Must Stay Ahead 

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5 Unique Stress Reduction Techniques Without Leaving Your Desk

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Integrative Health Day: Balancing Body, Mind, and Spirit 

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From Hustle to Latin Harmony in 2025

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How to Stay Healthy When Life Feels Overwhelming

Teany Hidalgo, Latin Biz Today partner

The Power of Trust and Support: Building Inclusive Workplaces for Latino Employees