Promoting Diversity in Commerce
| Welcome! |
The purpose of the Idaho Hispanic Chamber of
Commerce (IHCC) is to help Hispanic-owned small
businesses succeed and strengthen and expand
the income potential of all businesses in Idaho.
We conduct a variety of activities, which provide
networking, new business and growth
opportunities to our members; for example, our
bi-monthly luncheons feature discussions about
important issues that impact Hispanic-owned
businesses and those who are seeking
opportunities to expand into the Latino market.
Our mission includes promoting, developing and
assisting Hispanic-owned businesses. Thanks to
the support of members like Zions Bank, we have
resources available to provide education and
training programs as well as the ability to provide
other services for our members.
Come join us at our next event!
Commerce (IHCC) is to help Hispanic-owned small
businesses succeed and strengthen and expand
the income potential of all businesses in Idaho.
We conduct a variety of activities, which provide
networking, new business and growth
opportunities to our members; for example, our
bi-monthly luncheons feature discussions about
important issues that impact Hispanic-owned
businesses and those who are seeking
opportunities to expand into the Latino market.
Our mission includes promoting, developing and
assisting Hispanic-owned businesses. Thanks to
the support of members like Zions Bank, we have
resources available to provide education and
training programs as well as the ability to provide
other services for our members.
Come join us at our next event!
September 2008 09/12 IHCC Golf Tournament Purple Sage Golf Course Space is limited (24 Teams maximum) DOWNLOAD REGISTRATION 09/13 IHCC Fiestas Patrias Celebration The Knitting Factory (Downtown Boise) Keynote Speaker, Mr. Amador Bustos (Chairman/CEO Bustos Media, LLC) Formal business dinner with live music and dance to follow, plus great door prizes! RSVP Table sponsorships available! MORE... |
Contact Us:
Xochitl Sierra, Administrative Assistant
xochitlsierra@idahohcc.org
106 W 43rd St
Garden City, ID 83714
(208) 323-1337
Xochitl Sierra, Administrative Assistant
xochitlsierra@idahohcc.org
106 W 43rd St
Garden City, ID 83714
(208) 323-1337
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Join IHCC in celebration of "Fiestas Patrias" and
National Hispanic Heritage Month.
The U.S. Congress passed a law in 1968 declaring
the week of September 15th & 16th of each year
to be National Hispanic Heritage week. In 1988,
the celebration was expanded to Hispanic
Heritage Month. Hispanic Heritage Month was
selected to coincide with Costa Rica's, El
Salvador's, Guatemala's, Honduras's, Nicaragua's
and Mexico's Independence Days.
Throughout our history, the United States has
been a land of diversity and has benefited from
the contributions of people of different
backgrounds brought together by a love of liberty.
The contributions of Hispanic Americans have
made a positive impact on every part of our
society. The vibrancy of our Nation's Hispanic
performers enriches music, dancing, and the arts.
Hispanic Americans serve at every level of
government and Latino entrepreneurs are
starting and growing businesses all across the
united States--creating jobs and opportunities.
The hard work and determination of Hispanic
Americans continue to inspire all those who
dream of a better life for themselves and their
families.
The Idaho Hispanic Chamber Commerce (IHCC)
wants to celebrate the achievements of Hispanic
Americans and the significant role they have
played in making our nation strong, prosperous,
and free.
National Hispanic Heritage Month.
The U.S. Congress passed a law in 1968 declaring
the week of September 15th & 16th of each year
to be National Hispanic Heritage week. In 1988,
the celebration was expanded to Hispanic
Heritage Month. Hispanic Heritage Month was
selected to coincide with Costa Rica's, El
Salvador's, Guatemala's, Honduras's, Nicaragua's
and Mexico's Independence Days.
Throughout our history, the United States has
been a land of diversity and has benefited from
the contributions of people of different
backgrounds brought together by a love of liberty.
The contributions of Hispanic Americans have
made a positive impact on every part of our
society. The vibrancy of our Nation's Hispanic
performers enriches music, dancing, and the arts.
Hispanic Americans serve at every level of
government and Latino entrepreneurs are
starting and growing businesses all across the
united States--creating jobs and opportunities.
The hard work and determination of Hispanic
Americans continue to inspire all those who
dream of a better life for themselves and their
families.
The Idaho Hispanic Chamber Commerce (IHCC)
wants to celebrate the achievements of Hispanic
Americans and the significant role they have
played in making our nation strong, prosperous,
and free.