Sacramento Black Chamber of Commerce

HistoryThe Mexican American Chamber of Commerce was founded in 1972 to address California's changing population, its economy and the impact each had on the local Hispanic community, focusing on educational and economic opportunities in California and the United States. n 1985, the Mexican American Chamber became the Sacramento Hispanic Chamber of Commerce to reflect the growing population of a diverse Mexican/Latino community. The SHCC has grown to a membership of nearly 700 and we are still committed to the same goals set forth 38 years ago. The past success and the future of the SHCC are directly related to the commitment and dedication of past and current Chamber members, volunteers and our past and current Board of Directors.SpecialtiesThe Mission of The Sacramento Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is to promote and develop business growth for members and provide access to the Hispanic market.

The California Black Chamber of Commerce is a prominent non-profit organization in Sacramento, CA, dedicated to supporting small and emerging African American businesses throughout the state. With a focus on fostering diversity and equity, the Chamber provides a platform for members to connect, access resources, and benefit from valuable networking opportunities. Through strategic partnerships and a dedicated team, the Chamber offers a range of services aimed at promoting financial literacy, facilitating contract bids, and assisting with job postings. Members can take advantage of exclusive deals, events, and community initiatives designed to promote unity and economic growth within the local business landscape. Generated from the website content