First Coast Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (FCHCC) was recently named March 2022 Chamber of the Month by the National Federation of Latino Chambers of Commerce and Associations (NFLCCA). Julio Fuentes, President of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) and Board Member for the NFLCCA nominated the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Fuentes recognized …
NFLCCA Names FCHCC the March 2022 Chamber of the MonthRead More »
Monica Hernandez, was invited to represent FCHCC at the Jacksonville ICEMEN’s 2nd Annual Women in Business on March 2, 2022. The conversation focused on women’s growth and entrepreneurship. The panelists included: The networking event was sponsored by Parra Harris Law, Paola Parris Harris, President has been a member of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce since …
Monica Hernandez, FCHCC President Invited on Panel for Women in Business NightRead More »
FCHCC’s 2022 Induction took place February 22nd at the River Club. The new Board of Directors were inducted. Members were also recognized for their 2021 outstanding work, Raul Arias of Mambo’s Cuban Cafe among them. The Induction ceremony was original slated for January 2022, but because of the rise in COVID cases, the chamber rescheduled …
The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (FCHCC) just recently announced a new radio program, “FCHCC on the Air“. This new program will feature topics such as: sharing new initiatives, talking with special guests, business news, culture and special events. This is another space to bring awareness to the Hispanic chamber and to engage audiences with relevant …
Last Saturday, February 5th, FCHCC took part in Joshua Stewart’s, Achieving the Dream Scholarship Committee Chair, 40th birthday fundraiser event. This was the Hispanic chamber’s first fundraiser for the ATD Scholarship program. Joshua Stewart has always been a strong supporter of the FCHCC and donated the proceeds to the ATD Scholarship program. The event took …
Celebrating ATD Committee Chair, Joshua Stewart’s 40th BirthdayRead More »
The Jacksonville Public Library is requesting local history profiles from notable residents and community leaders in Jacksonville. They’re hoping to include biographies of those of you in the Voces de Hispanos group to ensure Hispanic voices are represented in their digital collections. About Biographical Sketches: In the 1940s, the Jacksonville Public Library mailed biographical questionnaires to notable Jacksonville residents …
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This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Women Presidents Organization and the 15th anniversary of the 50 Fastest Growing Women-Owned/Led Companies™ Sponsored by JPMorgan Chase Commercial Banking. Applicants are not required to be members, and will be ranked according to revenue growth from 2017 to 2021. To be eligible, companies must be: Privately owned …
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