Latino-owned businesses are the backbone of our economy. We create jobs, pay taxes, and invest in our communities. What we want is an opportunity for the long-term, hardworking immigrant workers who have spent years contributing to the strength and growth of our economy, particularly here in Arizona, where industries like agriculture, construction, and hospitality rely heavily on immigrant labor. The recent workplace raids and mass deportations are deeply concerning because they destabilize the very individuals who keep this country running—workers, business owners, and entrepreneurs who are looking for leadership that prioritizes America’s economic prosperity. We support a secure border and the removal of individuals who pose legitimate threats to our safety. However, current enforcement policies are also targeting workers who have made long-term contributions to this country. Our border is secure and unauthorized entries are down; now it’s time to focus on securing our industries and ensuring the stability of the workforce that drives Arizona’s and America’s economy forward. Visit our Immigration Resource list: https://lnkd.in/gu72k5HE #Arizona #AZHCC
Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Non-profit Organizations
Phoenix, Arizona 9,818 followers
Building Business. Building Community.
About us
The Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce was founded in 1948 and incorporated in 1976. It has an established reputation as a leader in setting the pace for business growth in today's increasingly diversified market. In 1991, programs were established through the non-profit AZHCC Foundation, to support statewide economic and business development efforts and an educational scholarship fund. The Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce's strong efforts to keep member businesses competitive and progressive stems from the many programs it provides, including seminars, marketing consultations, leadership development, and networking opportunities. Over the past decade, the number of Arizona Hispanic-owned businesses has increased significantly to about 50,000 statewide. About 30 percent of the state’s residents are of Hispanic origin. The phenomenal growth in the Latino community is creating a more diverse marketplace. The AZHCC and its members are a vital link to future business relationships with a culturally diverse consumer, workforce and expanding global economy. Specialties:Advocacy and support of minority business owners.
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http://www.azhcc.com
External link for Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Phoenix, Arizona
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1948
- Specialties
- Support all Small Business Owners, especially Women and Minority Owned, Professional Development, Market Intelligence and Though Leadership, Economic Development, Advocacy, and Education
Locations
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Primary
3104 E Camelback Rd
#2481
Phoenix, Arizona 85016, US
Employees at Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Updates
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A heartfelt thank you to our incredible event sponsors for supporting the 29th Annual DATOS: The State of Arizona’s Hispanic Market! This event’s success wouldn’t be possible without your generous contributions. A special shoutout to our Los Amigos partners, who share our commitment to supporting small businesses, entrepreneurs, and Arizona's economic growth. We can’t wait to see everyone soon—thank you for being a part of this important event! Salt River Project Arizona Community Foundation Comerica Bank Arizona Board of Regents Helios Education Foundation FIRST THINGS FIRST Tortas Paquime Vitalyst Health Foundation Lyft ABC15 Arizona Univision Arizona Phoenix Business Journal 🎉📈 💻 #arizona #azhcc #DATOSAZ
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Tomorrow marks the 29th Annual DATOS — The State of Arizona’s Hispanic Market. ¿Sabías qué? In 2022, the average cost of full-day childcare was $15,600—surpassing the median annual rent of $15,215. (Source: U.S. Department of Labor Blog) Join industry leaders and changemakers as we tackle these critical challenges and work toward lasting solutions. Secure your tickets today—don’t miss this important conversation. 📊 https://heyor.ca/lKY34e
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Tune in to ABC15 Arizona at 4:00 PM for a special DATOS feature by Javier Soto on Economic Freedom and Community Prosperity. Hear from Jorge Diaz of Lemon Design 25 as he explores how entrepreneurship can drive economic growth and empower communities, alongside Monica Villalobos, President & CEO of the Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Don’t miss this inspiring preview of what’s to come at DATOS—there’s still time to get your tickets! https://heyor.ca/lKY34e
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Happy #MemberMonday to our member, Arizona Border Alliance! 🎉 The Arizona Border Alliance (ABA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to building healthier, more connected, and more resilient communities throughout Southern Arizona by aligning resources, partnerships, and programs that respond to regional needs. Founded in 2024, the ABA develops and implements innovative initiatives in areas such as food security, farm-to-school and farm-to-table programs, workforce development, youth engagement, public health, crisis response/suicide prevention, community safety, substance use prevention, trauma-informed care, and trauma-informed yoga. Serving Cochise, Pima, Santa Cruz, Yuma, Pinal, Greenlee, and Graham Counties, the ABA focuses heavily on supporting Hispanic communities while ensuring that all people, regardless of background, have access to resources and opportunities. With a strong emphasis on bi-national reach, ABA collaborates with partners across the U.S.-Mexico border to address shared challenges and strengthen cross-border connections. Through cross-sector collaboration and inclusive, community-driven solutions, the ABA addresses the unique needs of rural and border communities. With a strong network of partners, including schools, health agencies, law enforcement, and local businesses, the ABA works to expand access to essential services, strengthen community connections, and create long-term opportunities for growth and stability. To learn more visit:https://lnkd.in/gypiJtJk #arizona #AZHCC
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🎉 We’re continuing our ¿Sabías Qué? campaign for the 29th Annual DATOS: The State of Arizona’s Hispanic Market, presented by Taylor Pineda, Vice President of Community Engagement & Impact at the Arizona Community Foundation! 🎉 ¿Sabías Qué? More than one-third of Latinos in the U.S. with graduate degrees are immigrants. Source: Pew Research Center. This is our moment to uplift and inform our community. Only a few days left—secure your spot now! https://lnkd.in/gwVp5jwm 📈📊🎉
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Excitement is building for the 29th Annual DATOS: The State of Arizona's Hispanic Market! In 2023, Hispanic and Black households experienced food insecurity rates of 22% and 23%, highlighting ongoing challenges. Join us in honoring our community's resilience and working towards solutions. Get your tickets today—let’s make a difference together! 📊🌟 https://lnkd.in/gwVp5jwm
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Join Arizona Theatre Company in celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with their second annual National Latine Playwrights Award & Festival at Tempe Center for the Arts on Saturday, October 4th at 5 PM! This is a free event with a suggested donation of $10 or more per ticket reservation. For tickets and more information, visit https://heyor.ca/3XKI3c.
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The countdown is on! Just days away from the 29th Annual DATOS — The State of Arizona's Hispanic Market. ¿Sabías Qué? In 2022, Hispanic homeownership in Arizona surpassed renting for the first time. Source: U.S. Census Bureau. Join us as we celebrate this progress and continue empowering our community. Don’t miss out—get your tickets today! 🎉📈📊 https://heyor.ca/yy6YDY
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The countdown is on! Just days away from the 29th Annual DATOS — The State of Arizona's Hispanic Market. ¿Sabías Qué? More than one-third of Latinos in the U.S. with graduate degrees are immigrants. Source: Pew Research Center. This is our moment to uplift and inform our community. Don’t miss out—get your tickets today! 🎉📈📊 https://heyor.ca/yy6YDY #DATOSAZ
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