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	Carlos V. Gutierrez
		Carlos V. Gutierrez is the son of two Cuban immigrants who raised him in Miami, Florida.
		Gutierrez has been awarded several grants including: the Walter Meade Scholarship, the National Hispanic Foundation for the Arts award, a Cuban-American National Foundation grant, a Cuban Artists Fund grant, and a nomination for the Richard Vague Award in Film Excellence.
		Gutierrez’s short film, Sleight of Hand, won the Best Latino Filmmaker Award at the 2004 DGA Student Film Awards, was an official selection at the 2004 Palm Springs Film Festival and won several awards at the First Run Film Festival in New York City.
	www.slamdance.com /2004/festival/info/person_detail.asp?person_id=841 (402 words)

	Department of Commerce Home Page - Secretary Carlos Gutierrez Biography
		Carlos M. Gutierrez is the 35th Secretary of the U.S. Department of Commerce, the voice of business in government.
		The former chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Kellogg Company, Secretary Gutierrez is a core member of President Bush’s economic team.
		Gutierrez, President Bush said, “He understands the world of business, from the first rung on the ladder to the very top.
	www.commerce.gov /bios/Gutierrez_bio.htm (324 words)

	President Bush Nominates Carlos Gutierrez as Secretary of Commerce
		Carlos Gutierrez is one of America's most respected business leaders.
		In his career, Carlos has been sustained by the values taught by his parents, Pedro and Olga, and by the love of his wife, Edi, and his children, Carlos, Erika and Karina.
		I know Olga Gutierrez, who lives in Florida, is proud to see the boy she took from Cuba chosen to help strengthen the world's greatest and finest economy.
	www.whitehouse.gov /news/releases/2004/11/20041129-2.html (1059 words)

	PhysicsCentral: Peope in Physics: Carlos Gutierrez
		Gutierrez didn't worry that physics might be unfriendly to minorities, he says, “but I did wonder whether or not there was just something different in the way that people were put together that made certain nationalities better for physicists.
		Gutierrez traces his first interest in science to folk tales his grandmother, who has Aztec ancestry, told him when he was young.
		Gutierrez also works to encourage minorities in science at his university as faculty advisor to the Society of Mexican-American Engineers and Scientists (MAES) student chapter and as an active member of societies such as the Society for the Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS).
	www.physicscentral.com /people/2004/gutierrez.html (845 words)

	Scout.com: Carlos Gutierrez Ready For The Big Time
		Carlos Gutierrez played for Division II Elizabeth City State of the CIAA and, as a fifth-year senior, was eligible to sign prior to the draft.
		Gutierrez is already a very disciplined hitter, which is demonstrated by his 22:9 BB/K ratio during his final season at Elizabeth City State.
		Talk to Carlos himself and you realize as a young man and as a player, he possesses all of the tools he needs to be successful.
	athletics.scout.com /2/531228.html (1652 words)

	Bush Picks Kellogg CEO Carlos Gutierrez for Commerce Secretary - US Department of State
		President Bush nominated Carlos Gutierrez, chief executive officer of the Kellogg Company, for the Cabinet post of secretary of commerce on November 29.
		With Gutierrez's leadership, Bush said, he wants to see more Americans, particularly minorities and women, start their own businesses, while the federal government works to reduce the burdens of frivolous lawsuits and excessive regulation.
		Gutierrez "will be a strong, principled voice for American business and an inspiration to millions of men and women who dream of a better life in our country," Bush said.
	usinfo.state.gov /special/Archive/2004/Nov/29-554327.html (1455 words)

	ABC News: Profile: Secretary of Commerce Carlos Gutierrez
		Kellogg CEO Carlos Gutierrez succeeds Don Evans as the new secretary of commerce.
		Gutierrez's relationship with Kellogg began in Mexico City at age 20 when the son of a pineapple merchant took a job driving a Kellogg's truck selling Zucaritas (Frosted Flakes) to mom-and-pop stores.
		Gutierrez was transferred in 1982 to Kellogg's corporate headquarters in Battle Creek, Mich., as a supervisor of Latin American marketing services.
	abcnews.go.com /Politics/story?id=289793&page=1 (590 words)

	New Commerce Secretary named by Bush. - Nov. 29, 2004
		In picking Gutierrez for the Cabinet post, Bush signaled that he is moving fast to fill several high-level vacancies across multiple government agencies as he heads into his second term.
		Gutierrez does not have the same close ties to Bush that either Evans, a friend of the president's for three decades, or Reynolds, has.
		Gutierrez was born in Cuba but fled to the U.S. with his parents and a brother in 1960.
	money.cnn.com /2004/11/29/news/newsmakers/commerce_secretary (979 words)

	Carlos M. Gutierrez - SourceWatch
		Carlos M. Gutierrez was appointed as the 35th Secretary of Commerce, Department of Commerce, on November 29, 2004, by President George W. Bush.
		Carlos M. Gutierrez is the former Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of the Kellogg Company.
		Gutierrez is a co-trustee of the W. Kellogg Foundation Trust.
	www.sourcewatch.org /index.php?title=Carlos_M._Gutierrez (420 words)

	Carlos Gutierrez: from exile to corporate leadership: CEO and president/Kellogg Company won the Chairman's Productivity ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		FACED WITH a global decline or stagnation in cereal sales, Carlos Gutierrez took the helm at Kellogg and reinvented the way that millions of busy people around the world eat breakfast, He is the only Latino CEO of a Fortune 500 company.
		Born in Havana on November 4, 1953, Gutierrez was six when Fidel Castro's guerrillas triumphantly rode into the capital, trapping Gutierrez's family in Miami where they were on vacation.
		In posture and demeanor, Gutierrez appears simultaneously sober and warm, authoritative and approachable.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0PCH/is_6_4/ai_113053399 (631 words)

	Carlos Gutierrez on Free Trade
		Secretary Carlos Gutierrez, during his visit to the 26th Annual US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce National Convention and Business Expo, said the new Central American Trade Agreement (CAFTA) will be a "great opportunity'' to cultivate more business ties with Latin America.
		Gutierrez said the nation's economy is strong and said that tax reform was very good for businesses and jobs.
		Gutierrez added that this will be very important for revitalizing that whole gulf area.
	www.rnha.org /News/Trade/CarlosGutierrezonFreeTrade.htm (750 words)

	George W. Bush's Cabinet: Commerce Secretary Donald Evans
		Gutierrez turned Kellogg into the country’s largest packaged-food manufacturer and made a name for himself as a smart businessman who Fortune magazine has described as the “most powerful Hispanic American in business today.” Gutierrez is neither a close confidant of President Bush nor a well-known political operative.
		But unlike some of his predecessors who headed the Commerce Department, Gutierrez was not a large donor or fundraiser -- he contributed just $11,000 to federal candidates and parties during the 2004 election cycle.
		As commerce secretary, Gutierrez runs an agency that controls the Census Bureau, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the Bureau of Economic Analysis and the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
	www.opensecrets.org /bush/cabinet/cabinet.gutierrez.asp (204 words)

	Memorandum on Carlos Gutierrez of Kellogg Company
		Carlos Gutierrez is a Cuban born American who has spent the last 25 years of his life working his way up into the corporate world at Kellogg Company.
		Gutierrez has now been the CEO of Kellogg Co. for two years.
		Gutierrez tries to eliminate those so that technicians, scientists, and regular office employees can go directly to him whenever they have an idea they think is worthy.
	oak.cats.ohiou.edu /~jh472298/esp/memo2.htm (641 words)

	HeraldNet: Commerce chief backs Bush plan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		During a visit in Everett, Secretary Carlos Gutierrez says the president's immigration reforms are crucial to the economy.
		Gutierrez described a booming economy abetted by the tax cuts and trade policies engineered by the Bush Administration.
		Gutierrez is the first of four Republican stalwarts stumping for McGavick in Washington in the coming week.
	www.heraldnet.com /stories/06/08/23/100bus_d1commerce001.cfm (659 words)

	Powerpundit: Carlos Gutierrez at Commerce
		Carlos Gutierrez will be the new Commerce Secretary:
		President Bush on Monday chose Carlos Gutierrez, a native of Cuba who rose from truck driver to chief executive officer of Kellogg Co. (K), to be secretary of Commerce.
		Gutierrez, who was joined by his wife, son and two daughters, is the first new member of Bush's economics team for his second term.
	www.powerpundit.com /archive/carlos_gutierrez_at_commerce.php (207 words)

	Gutierrez Is Pick for Commerce Secretary (washingtonpost.com)
		The selection of Gutierrez, one of the nation's most prominent Hispanic corporate executives, was the opening move of what administration officials said will be a near-total remake of Bush's economic team over the next few months.
		In choosing Gutierrez, the president passed up an ally described by aides as the original front-runner for the job -- Mercer Reynolds, a Cincinnati businessman who was partners with Bush in the Texas Rangers baseball team and finance chairman of the president's $255 million reelection campaign.
		Gutierrez, whose appointment continues Bush aides' aggressive courting of Hispanics, is an unusual choice because Bush does not know him well and the post has traditionally gone to confidants of presidents.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A19761-2004Nov29.html (851 words)

	Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility - Media Center - CNBC Interviews Alfonso E. Martinez on the Nomination ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Gutierrez is a solid choice because he is a results-oriented corporate leader who has a great reputation in Wall Street.
		Under his leadership, Gutierrez has turned around the company and made Kellogg the number one cereal maker in the United States, increased its sales by 43 percent with a corresponding 131 percent increase in earnings per share to its shareholders.
		Gutierrez is a role model for Latino youth to see every day in the news, and to know that there are people who look just as we do in positions of influence."
	www.hacr.org.cob-web.org:8888 /mediacenter/pubID.39/pub_detail.asp (308 words)

	CALIFORNIA YANKEE: Carlos M. Gutierrez Nominated For Commerce
		President Bush on Monday nominated Carlos M. Gutierrez, among the most prominent Hispanic business executives in the United States, to be his commerce secretary, as the president continued with what Republicans said would be a broad overhaul of his cabinet.
		Gutierrez, 51, has been chief executive of the Kellogg Company, the cereal maker, for more than five years, and has built a reputation as an innovative and forceful business leader with broad international experience.
		Gutierrez as a “cereal salesman” on FoxNews this morning.
	cayankee.blogs.com /cayankee/2004/11/carlos_m_gutier.html (1169 words)

	USNews.com: Carlos Gutierrez: A proud immigrant's view
		Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez fled with his family from Cuba when he was 6 years old.
		To this day, Gutierrez says, he considers his U.S. passport his "most valued possession" and is proud of being an immigrant who has lived the American dream.
		In recent weeks, Gutierrez has become a point man arguing the case for President Bush's plan for overhauling immigration laws as Congress holds a new round of hearings across the country.
	www.usnews.com /usnews/news/articles/060709/17qa.htm?s_cid=rss:site1 (567 words)

	Right Voices » Blog Archive » Carlos Gutierrez
		President Bush on Monday chose Carlos Gutierrez, a native of Cuba and now the chief executive officer of Kellogg Co. to be secretary of Commerce.
		Gutierrez, whose family fled Cuba in 1960 when he was 6, joined Kellogg in 1975.
		Carlos Gutierrez’s story is inspirational and I think President Bush has made a very good choice.
	rightvoices.com /2004/11/30/carlos-gutierrez (5111 words)

	Hispanic Magazine.com - January/February 2004 - Carlos Gutierrez
		The upstart was Carlos M. Gutiérrez, a dashing, tall, dark-haired man who had joined Kellogg in 1975 and impressed superiors with his ideas and eagerness to work hard, long hours.
		But the new CEO was the son and protégé of the late Pedro Gutiérrez, who had run a successful pineapple cannery in Cuba and who taught him never to give up, that he must always deliver results.
		Carlos Gutiérrez has made good moves, such as the acquisition of Keeblers.
	www.hispaniconline.com /magazine/2004/jan_feb/CoverStory (1728 words)

	Carlos Gutierrez (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		See Carlos Gutiérrez for other people of the same name.'' Carlos M. Gutierrez Carlos M. Gutierrez (originally Gutiérrez) (born November 4, 1953) is the 35th U.S. Secretary of Commerce, succeeding Donald Evans.
		Gutierrez learned his first words of English from the bellhop at the hotel where they initially stayed and, some years later, he and his family acquired U.S. citizenship.
		Gutierrez, Carlos Gutierrez, Carlos Gutierrez, Carlos Gutierrez, Carlos
	carlos-gutierrez.iqnaut.net.cob-web.org:8888 (382 words)

	Carlos Gutierrez
		Carlos E. Gutierrez is the Vice President of Business Development at Larta Institute, where he is responsible for building new business opportunities and maintaining client relationships.
		Carlos has successfully expanded Larta’s client base to include corporations, professional service organizations, international organizations and the government.
		Prior to joining Larta, Carlos was with FirstLook.com, a venture-backed streaming media start-up where he led business development efforts securing contracts with partners like the Tribune Company, WindowsMedia.com, and InfoSpace.
	www.larta.org /about/StaffBios/cgutierrez.asp (122 words)

	U.S. Secretary of Commerce Carlos Gutierrez Holds Briefing at Holland & Knight With Miami Business Leaders
		Secretary Gutierrez was in town to discuss the strengthening U.S. economy and the steps needed to keep it strong and growing.
		About Secretary Gutierrez: Carlos M. Gutierrez is the 35th Secretary of the U.S. Department of Commerce, the voice of business in government.
		Gutierrez, President Bush said, “He understands the world o f business, from the first rung on the ladder to the very top.
	www.hklaw.com /Publications/OtherPublication.asp?ArticleID=2987 (419 words)

	Nominee Led Kellogg's Upswing (washingtonpost.com)
		Carlos M. Gutierrez's life story is the kind that President Bush admires: The son of a Cuban political refugee, he worked his way from delivering Frosted Flakes in the toughest sections of Mexico City to running Kellogg Co., the U.S.'s largest packaged-food manufacturer.
		But it is a more recent tale that sheds light on why the 51-year-old has become Bush's nominee to be commerce secretary: In five years, Gutierrez turned Michigan-based Kellogg from a fading force into a food industry powerhouse and established himself as perhaps the top Hispanic-American executive in the country.
		In Washington, Gutierrez's nomination to be Bush's second secretary of commerce was a surprise.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A20689-2004Nov29.html (500 words)

	Carlos Gutierrez, Secretary of Commerce
		GUTIERREZ: Well, this is also a big topic, and I know that a lot of different points of view.
		And then it gets into the kind of base they were starting from, believe me, the more I look at Kyoto it was a right decision to say we are not going to sign up because we deliver on our commitments and this is not a commitment that's good for our country.
		GUTIERREZ: Well, I think that's a great question and I think that's the kind of question that I'm glad you're asking it here.
	www.commonwealthnorth.org /transcripts/gutierrezqs.html (1414 words)

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