Univision

…as president and CEO of Univision, a Spanish-language television network headquartered in Los Angeles. He moved back to San Antonio in 2000, and he spent the next decade on the boards of directors at construction and mortgage firms, including KB Home and Countrywide Financial. In those roles he was an…

…it continued to struggle against Univision in the U.S. Spanish-language television market.

…a company that later became Univision, and Ramos soon transferred to the company’s corporate headquarters in Miami to host a national morning show. In 1986, at the age of 28, he was promoted to the national news anchor position for Univision and began cohosting (with journalist María Elena Salinas) the…

–based Univision broadcast network, Mexico’s Las Estrellas network, and a range of cable channels, websites, and other media operations. Its programming includes news, telenovelas, variety shows, sports, and other genres, much of which has historically been produced in Mexico by Televisa.