That was truly the passion that founded Camino Financial.”
“So we established a system tailored for overlooked entrepreneurs, which includes immigrants, minorities, and more. “Immigrants need a pick-me-up, a support system,” says Sean. He was determined to succeed, driven by the seemingly limitless prospects that the United States is renowned for, and to make a positive difference in people’s lives. Sean, who moved back to Mexico when he was 12, was always eager to return to the United States and live that immigrant story, telling us how privileged he feels to have had the opportunity to do so. Introduction: Sean Salas, Camino, and their target market building a team in-house, and how tech professionals can use their coding superpower for good. Within this article, Sean shares with us: the MVP journey of Camino, what he considers the biggest work-life shift in a generation, outsourcing vs. Having founded over 30 restaurants in Southern California while raising a family, it was inevitable that his mother’s values of leadership and entrepreneurship were going to be instilled within Sean and his siblings. His mother, like millions of other immigrants, saw entrepreneurship as the only real means of building generational wealth. Sean Salas, Camino’s CEO and Co-Founder is the son of a Mexican entrepreneur who moved to the United States in search of the American dream. They aid economic growth in underserved areas of the United States by removing barriers to entry for these small enterprises. Camino Financial provides small business owners with access to the capital they need to achieve their goals. Camino Financial is a fintech platform that provides underrepresented businesses in the United States with affordable finance and wealth-building solutions.
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