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As a Corporate Partner Member, you will have the opportunity to help the growth of businesses of all sizes in the Hispanic community by advising on the scope and approach that USHCC programs utilize to strengthen local chambers and Hispanic businesses. You will also encourage the participation of supplier diversity professionals in award nominations, matchmaking sessions, and other USHCC opportunities.​

BECOME A CORPORATE PARTNER MEMBER TODAY!

Corporate Member Highlight

​Juan Carlos Liscano, American Airlines, VP Miami Hub

​​“American Airlines is a proud member of the USHCC, an organization that gives us the opportunity to connect and collaborate with other leading entities in the country to help build a stronger and more prosperous U.S. Hispanic community. Through a number of initiatives, from programmatic support to supplier diversity efforts, the USHCC aims to level the playing field for Hispanic-owned businesses, empowering the community, and ultimately transforming local economies.”

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Our Focus

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Join ​

The organization that represents the nation’s fastest-growing sector of the business community.

Collaborate ​

With your corporate peers to help shape the USHCC in policy and Hispanic supplier development.

Build ​

Your network through our three annual events; The Legislative Summit, Energy Summit, and The National Convention.

Grow​

The economic prospects for small businesses and the Hispanic business community by providing corporate support and development.

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MEMBERSHIP BROCHURE

Our Benefits

Hispanics are the largest and fastest-growing minority in the United States, making up 17% of the current population, and projected to climb to 29% by 2050

The purchasing power of the Hispanic community is currently $3.2 trillion and growing rapidly.

Hispanic-owned businesses are the future of the American economy, growing at a rate three times the national average compared to the general market. Women within this segment are starting new enterprises at six times the rate of their male counterparts.

​Hispanic entrepreneurs helped the U.S. recover from the most recent economic downturn by opening 581,000 new businesses between 2000 and 2010.

​Small business are the backbone of the American economy – 80% of jobs are created by small business.

Our Corporate Partner Members

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