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At an early age, Angelique Sina, who was born and raised in Puerto Rico, saw the value of entrepreneurship. As she progressed in her career and reflected on poverty in Puerto Rico, she decided she wanted to help other Puerto Rican women and girls discover and make their dreams come true. Listen to learn more.
Resources: Friends of Puerto Rico
Connect: IG @angeliquesina
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