Latinos are 18% of the U.S. population - 58 million and growing and are currently the largest drivers of movie box office and ratings. Yet, the sad reality is that for so long In both film and television, Latinos remain underrepresented. There is a notable lack of diverse storylines and there’s a scarcity of Latino talent behind the camera – whether it is in the director’s chair (they say less than 2%), in the writer’s room, and in the executive suite. Today's guest is trying to change this. He is most definitely a changemaker because through his work he is not only impacting but also changing the face of Hollywood and the entertainment industry. Jaime Dávila, the son of Mexican immigrants, is President and Co-Founder of Companario Entertainment - an LA-based production company committed to changing the way Latinx voices are presented and understood. Fulfilling his goal of making opportunities for Latinx creators and inclusive programming for audiences, Jaime oversees development and production on both sides of the border. His slate includes the upcoming multigenerational reality series Mexican Dynasties for Bravo (2019); a scripted series for ABC inspired by Selena Quintanilla, and he is the executive producer of Colossus, a timely documentary that gives a rare look into the aftermath of deportation and family separation, amidst the current backlash against America’s immigrants. Voice Latina's 'ChangeMaker' podcast series features prominent Latinos who are changing the game in their respective industries through their vision and innovation. Hear them share their stories and reveal the person behind the success. Learn what motivates them, who influences them, and what inspires them. Follow me @VoiceLatina