As Vice President of multicultural and Latino initiatives for Best Buy Co., Inc., Teresa Iglesias-Solomon leads all strategies relative to serving diverse customers, with an emphasis on Hispanic communities. Her cross-functional team is responsible for gaining deep understanding of different cultures, and translating that insight into respectful and meaningful relationships - wherever and however we interact with them - in our stores, online or in their communities.

Iglesias-Solomon joined Best Buy in 2007. She is a 20-year industry veteran and native Latina who has lived and worked in Mexico and the United States. Most recently, she led all marketing efforts targeted to the U.S. Hispanic market for Domino's Pizza where she established the company's first-ever Hispanic Advisory Council and launched a very successful national Hispanic campaign tied to the World Cup. As a small-business owner, Iglesias-Solomon founded and led the award-winning catalog Niños, one of the first in the United States created specifically for Hispanic customers. She also has worked for Accu Bite Dental, The Kellogg Company and Lever Brothers (where she launched the first national campaign for Close-Up toothpaste targeting the Hispanic market in the U.S.). These many groundbreaking, professional accomplishments also earned her a leadership award from the Detroit Chapter of the National Association of Hispanic MBAs in 2006.

She earned her master's in business administration from Stanford University (1986). She also has degrees from the University of California, Davis (1982) and Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey in Quertaro, Mexico (1978).

Iglesias-Solomon serves on the board of directors for Amcore Bank (a regional chain with locations in Wisconsin and Illinois). She is a member of Latinos Unidos, a non-profit organization serving the Latino community in Ann Arbor, Mich., and previously helped organize the Dia de la Mujer Latina Health Fair in Michigan.