Líderes Mexicanos
Compartimos historias de éxito de los hombres y mujeres que con sus decisiones de todos los días le dan rumbo a este país. Conducido por Jacobo Bautista e Ivonne Bacha. Escúchanos todos los martes por 88.9 Noticias, de 9:00p.m. a 10:00p.m. Jacobo Bautista (@JacoboBautistaR en Twitter, y @jacobobautistar en Instagram) ha estado en Líderes Mexicanos por 18 años. Pintor en sus tiempos libres, es entusiasta del vino (especialmente el mexicano) y las grandes historias de éxito. Ivonne Bacha (@IvonneBacha en Twitter y @ivonnebacha en Instagram) es comunicóloga y periodista. Ha sido conductora y locutora en radio Ondas del Lago 690 AM y ABC radio 760 AM. Actualmente y desde hace 18 años es editora en jefe de la revista Líderes Mexicanos en donde ha vivido la experiencia de conocer con plenitud la cultura de liderazgo en México y Latinoamérica. #LideresRadio
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