Carvana’s Ernie Garcia Named to Fortune’s 40 Under 40 List

Ernie Garcia is celebrating a Fortune

The 35-year-old Latino business executive and entrepreneur has been named to Fortune’s 40 Under 40 list, alongside his partners Ryan Keeton and Ben Huston.

Ernie Garcia

Garcia is the CEO and co-founder of Phoenix-based Carvana, Arizona’s fastest-growing company, which is disrupting the car-buying industry.

Carvana, which launched in January 2013, and is the first complete online car-buying service, handling the process from valuing trade-ins, warranties, to online contracts and delivery.

Garcia was working at an auto-financing company when he saw an opportunity in updating the car-buying experience that was “so big and so clear” he jumped.

Three years after spinning out of DriveTime, Garcia, along with cofounders Huston and Keeton, have turned Carvana into a publicly traded company valued at more than $2 billion.

This self-described “Amazon of cars” now has 1,375 employees and operates in 33 U.S. markets—a fourfold increase in less than two years.

“We wanted to reduce costs, give customers more information, build a rich website experience and have a brand of transparency,” said Garcia in a previous interview. “I think what we provide is a unique customer experience that taps into the demand that’s been present from unsatisfied car buyers for a long time. Customers want to buy cars online easier.”

Carvana was named as one of the Best Entrepreneurial Companies in America by Entrepreneur’s 2016 Entrepreneur 360 list.

Alba Named to Fortune’s 40 Under 40 List

It’s a fantastic fortune moment for Jessica Alba

The 34-year-old half-Mexican American actress and entrepreneur has been named to Fortune’s 2015 40 Under 40 list, the magazine’s annual ranking of the most influential young people in business.

Jessica Alba

As an expectant mom, Alba – ranked No. 15 on the list – saw a void in the market for less toxic, more sustainable household goods. The Honest Company is rapidly filling that void. Last year, Alba’s company sold some $170 million worth of products like diapers and cleaning supplies in outlets like Costco, Target, Whole Foods and Nordstrom—nearly a threefold increase over 2013.

Now, Alba is looking to expand The Honest Company’s presence into new regions—South Korea is next and China is in the works.

She’s also expanding the company’s portfolio of products with Honest Beauty, a cosmetics and skin-care line launched earlier this month.

But Alba isn’t the only fortunate Latino to make the list…

Hugo Barra comes on at No. 14.

Years after initially getting turned down for a job at Google, the Brazil-born businessman found himself in a plum perch leading the search giant’s mobile aspirations as vice president of Android.

It came as a surprise when in late 2013 Barra announced he was leaving Google for the then relatively unknown Chinese startup Xiaomi, valued at $46 billion.

As vice president, Barra is responsible for leading the company into uncharted territory by ushering its inexpensive products to new international markets—growth areas that are more critical than ever for Xiaomi as China’s smartphone penetration reaches all time highs.

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