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Moe Vela’s very, very, very public life
May 14, 2021 |
JAMES RUSSELL | Contributing Writer
Moe Vela could die happy today, knowing all he’s done with his life. But judging by a recent interview, the longtime political operative, entrepreneur and one-time actor is not slowing down. His family instilled that go-getter attitude in the gay fourth generation Texan.
The Velas are a pioneering South Texas family, first setting down roots in the state in 1863. The Vela family includes a former federal district judge and a former Cameron County judge. Moe Vela’s cousin is retiring Congressman Filemon Vela Jr.
Vela family members were encouraged to operate and to carry themselves humbly and not arrogantly, Moe Vela said. “We’re not special. You gotta get your butt to work,” he explained. “We were never forced to be a lawyer or a teacher, but we were encouraged to be active. Our generation picked up the mantle, and we’re encouraging the next generation to do the same.”
A new reality TV show called "Unicorn Hunters" borrows the pitch-for-fame-and-fortune concept popularized by "Shark Tank" but adds an unusual twist: It's not just the judges throwing money at the businesses. Viewers at home can invest, too.
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By Nora Quintanilla
New York, May 10 (EFE).- Giving “regular people” the opportunity to invest in the “next Facebook” and opening the doors of capital to entrepreneurs who want to fix the world is the aim of “Unicorn Hunters,” a new television reality series that airs Monday on several streaming platforms.
“We can change the dynamic of the market and give power to people, give power to entrepreneurs, to change the world,” said one of the show’s hosts, Silvina Moschini, the only Latin American entrepreneur to found a “unicorn,” or “startup company” valued at $1 billion or more before going public.
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Unicorn Hunters wants to be more than just entertainment. The TV show features a “Circle of Money” panel that includes Steve Wozniak (co-founder of Apple), Rosa Rios (former treasurer of the United States) and Moe Vela (former director of administration to Joe Biden). These panelists can provide you with investment tips and strategies that include: