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Our History
Our History
Our main goal is to increase and build the capacity of the State Latino Chambers of Commerce with resources to serve the growing Latino business community across the Country, foster relationships with governmental agencies, corporate America and other stakeholders, to promote employment and procurement opportunities for Latinos and Latino
Our main goal is to increase and build the capacity of the State Latino Chambers of Commerce with resources to serve the growing Latino business community across the Country, foster relationships with governmental agencies, corporate America and other stakeholders, to promote employment and procurement opportunities for Latinos and Latino businesses, and to increase the number of State Latino Chambers of Commerce across the United States.
Our History
Our History
Our History
A coalition of state Latino Chambers of Commerce from across the country met to formalize and charter the NASLCC. This group has been informally organizing and collaborating for 10 years.
NASLCC represents the more than 3.5 million Latino owned businesses from across the country, and its founding members include the states of New York, Ca
A coalition of state Latino Chambers of Commerce from across the country met to formalize and charter the NASLCC. This group has been informally organizing and collaborating for 10 years.
NASLCC represents the more than 3.5 million Latino owned businesses from across the country, and its founding members include the states of New York, California, Kansas, Puerto Rico, Utah. Other essential members are the Rhode Island Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Miami Brickell Chamber of Commerce.
The National Association of State Latino Chambers of Commerce (NASLCC) is a tax-exempt organization, incorporated under Section 501 (c)(6).
Our Mission
Our History
Our Mission
Latino owned businesses are a major driving force in the transformation of the economic and political landscape of the United States and job creation. In addition to the exponential growth of Latino small businesses, women, millennials, and veterans are starting businesses in record numbers. The National Association of State Latino Chamb
Latino owned businesses are a major driving force in the transformation of the economic and political landscape of the United States and job creation. In addition to the exponential growth of Latino small businesses, women, millennials, and veterans are starting businesses in record numbers. The National Association of State Latino Chambers of Commerce (NASLCC) strives to help businesses grow while enabling members of local and state Hispanic-American Chambers of Commerce.
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Let's do it! - Re-open Latino Businesses.
Your support and contributions enable us to continue helping our community to Re-Open safely and smartly!
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