By: Joshua Finley
Tony Delgado, a serial tech entrepreneur, and Gaby Berrospi, a financial expert and investor, have teamed up to tackle a pressing issue facing the Latin American community: financial literacy. Together, they have created Latino Wall Street, an educational platform designed to empower Latinas and Latinos by teaching them how to invest in the stock market and leverage the power of the digital economy. Their mission is clear—bring financial freedom to millions across Latin America by providing access to information that has long been inaccessible to underserved communities.
A Mission Born from Personal Experience
Both Delgado and Berrospi’s motivations for starting Latino Wall Street are deeply personal. Berrospi, who paid off her student loans through savvy investing, recognized early on that financial literacy wasn’t just about making money—it was about gaining freedom and security. Meanwhile, Delgado, a self-taught tech entrepreneur, understood the importance of building wealth in an increasingly digital world. Together, they envisioned a platform that would bridge the gap between financial markets and the Latin American community, providing critical tools and education.
“Financial education is one of the greatest equalizers,” says Delgado. “By helping people understand how to make their money work for them, we’re offering them a pathway to long-term financial security.”
Educating Latinas on Financial Freedom
One of the core focuses of Latino Wall Street is to empower Latina women, a demographic that has been historically underserved in financial markets. The initiative offers training, seminars, and personalized mentorship in Spanish, breaking down the language barrier that often excludes large portions of the Latin American community from accessing financial education.
This is particularly crucial for Latina women, many of whom are primary breadwinners but lack the resources to invest their income for long-term growth.
“We realized that there were very few resources tailored specifically to Latinas,” explains Berrospi, who has been featured in Forbes and other outlets for her financial expertise. “Our goal is to change that by providing knowledge and support that can transform lives.”
Leveraging Technology for Financial Literacy
In addition to in-person workshops, Latino Wall Street offers online courses that allow individuals to learn from anywhere. This approach aligns with Delgado’s broader vision of utilizing technology to democratize education. Just as he has done with Disrupt University, Delgado emphasizes the importance of giving people the tools to succeed in a digital economy, even if they are physically distant from traditional financial hubs like New York City.
Through their online platform, Latino Wall Street provides comprehensive resources on how to navigate the stock market, invest wisely, and build wealth over time. Courses are structured to make the complex world of investing more accessible, offering step-by-step guidance that empowers individuals to take control of their financial futures.
Impact Across Latin America
Latino Wall Street has already made significant strides in reaching people across Latin America. The program has extended beyond Latina women to include anyone in the Latin American community who is looking to improve their financial literacy. From Argentina to Mexico, students are learning how to generate wealth through stocks, options trading, and other financial instruments that were once seen as out of reach for the average person.
The initiative’s reach is growing rapidly, with thousands of students enrolled in its online courses. Delgado and Berrospi’s vision for Latino Wall Street is not just to teach people how to invest but to create a financial revolution that uplifts an entire generation. By providing individuals with the knowledge and tools to achieve financial independence, they are helping to break the cycle of poverty and creating new pathways to prosperity.
Building an Educational Empire
In addition to its educational programs, Latino Wall Street has become a movement that is reshaping the conversation around Latinos and wealth. The platform is now expanding its offerings, providing a wider range of services that cater to the unique needs of the Latin American community. Delgado and Berrospi are also planning to launch more advanced programs for students who are ready to take their financial knowledge to the next level.
Their vision is to build an educational empire that helps millions of people gain control over their financial futures. As Delgado puts it, “We’re not just teaching people how to invest; we’re giving them the keys to unlock their potential and create a better life for themselves and their families.”
Through Latino Wall Street, Tony Delgado and Gaby Berrospi are creating a seismic shift in how Latinos approach wealth building. Their commitment to financial education is not just about teaching individuals how to invest; it’s about empowering an entire community to take control of its economic future. With their sights set on transforming the financial landscape across Latin America, Delgado and Berrospi are proving that financial literacy can indeed be the key to unlocking freedom and opportunity for millions.
Their work is only beginning, but the impact is already being felt far and wide.
Published by: Martin De Juan
