About Us

The North Carolina Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is an organization that has been part of North Carolina’s business community since 1996.  We have been able to establish a reputation as a leader in building relationships and creating opportunities in today’s new diversified market.
The North Carolina Hispanic Chamber of Commerce offers its Hispanic and non-Hispanic members competitiveness through the many programs it provides, including seminars, networking opportunities, marketing consultations, referral networking and advocacy.

Through our partnership with local organizations, we are able to provide the services mentioned above. We have established an agreement with the North Carolina Department of Labor to provide assistance on all OSHA workplace safety norms and regulations. Together with the Small Business and Technology Center, we will be able to provide new and aspiring business owners the assessment they require to start a business, or to find the financing they might need to expand their business. We are working very closely with the Mexican Consulate to promote business exchange between companies in Mexico which are interested in opening operations here in North Carolina, and companies within our State which are interested in moving to new markets.

At a national level, we have gained the recognition and the support of the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce as the body that represents Hispanic businesses in the State of North Carolina, and the link between the Hispanic business world and the community at large.

As you might see from the enclosed Strategic Plan, our primary objective is to secure the funding necessary to launch the Chamber into its next phase of development. We have concluded that in order for the Chamber to provide the services necessary to support the steady and forecast growth of the Hispanic community in the State of North Carolina, we must secure sponsorships or grants to continue to offer the services needed by grassroots and immigrant entrepreneurs and start-up businesses.

Our efforts to expand the activities of the NCHCC include contacting, meeting and formulating plans of action to set up Chapters in other cities of the State, that require the assistance in the economic development of Hispanic-owned businesses, and increase the opportunities for business relationships with the community at large.