United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) is a Hispanic business organization that seeks to aid Hispanic owned businesses across the country.

Reported Metrics 

-Represents over 4.7 million Hispanic-owned businesses

-USHCC members contribute over $800 billion to the American economy every year

-260 corporate members

Resources & Opportunities: 

-Access to capital through grant programs, access to trainings, and 260 corporate partners

-The Hispanic Business Enterprise (HBE) Program is used to equip members with resources & knowledge to grow their business 

-Has a Covid-19 technical assistance guide

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Our Review

The United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is the country’s leading Hispanic business organization. It represents millions of businesses with a combined annual turnover of about $700 billion. USHCC has over 260 major corporations that it works closely with and a network of more than 250 local chambers and business associations spread across the country. 

It helps level the playing field by encouraging increased capital investments in small businesses, and creates sustainable partnerships for Hispanic-owned businesses. The organization has been around for over 40 years and has a long track record of abetting small businesses in gaining access to competitive opportunities. By becoming a member, small businesses gain an opportunity to be equipped with resources and knowledge to help grow their businesses. 

USHCC will help open doors to a broad network of decision-makers employed by some of America’s largest corporations in both the public and private sectors. It also encourages its long list of corporate partners to work with registered members. 

USHCC Says:

“Membership at the USHCC aims to build the bridge between corporate America and our nation’s 4.7 million Hispanic-owned firms. We accomplish this goal by providing the platform and resources for corporations, Hispanic enterprises and local chambers of commerce to engage and build meaningful relationships for the benefit of our American economy. These three groups are the core constituency of the USHCC and are our primary stakeholders.”

Website

https://ushcc.com/