The North Central District of SCORE (made up of seven chapters) is beginning a pilot program where they will offer webinars in Spanish and SCORE will expand the program if the response is well received. Since SCORE doesn’t want to overwhelm everyone’s email boxes with Spanish-only emails, they are looking for those interested in attending …
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FCHCC held it’s 2nd Annual Women del Mañana Connect Event March 30th, 2022 at Havana Jax Cafe in Jacksonville Florida. This exclusive event designed to support women who are in various aspects of life. The three important speakers, who stand out for their social and economic work in the Hispanic community of Jacksonville, Florida were: …
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 …
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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 …
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Monica Hernandez, FCHCC President made the Cover of Latin Connection Magazine’s November 2021 Edition. Read the story, “A Woman of Vision and Goals” in this issue!
Yanira Cardona, Owner of YaYa Productions, active member of FCHCC and organizer of Viva la Fiesta held invited the chamber to the 2-day festivities on October 16 & 17. It was a wonderful event celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month!
Monica Hernandez, FCHCC President opened the Jax Historical Society Speaker Series meeting Oct. 14th & expressed her gratitude to them for promoting diversity and inclusion within the Hispanic and non-Hispanic community. Congratulations to Dr. Rebecca Dominguez-Karimi for her work on Voces de Hispanos: Jacksonville’s Hispanic Heritage. A true honor to all who participated in this …
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