ABOUT NAHCC EVENTS AND PROGRAMS
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit membership organization. Members in good standing receive special notifications on members-only events and related programs throughout the year via email as part of their membership benefits.
The NAHCC offers members Business After Hours and Diversity Networking opportunities. Additionally, the NAHCC hosts its annual membership meeting, business and community excellence awards program, and several other events in partnership with members and corporate and community partners. - Click HERE learn more
The NAHCC offers members Business After Hours and Diversity Networking opportunities. Additionally, the NAHCC hosts its annual membership meeting, business and community excellence awards program, and several other events in partnership with members and corporate and community partners. - Click HERE learn more
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Thank you for joining our NAHCC's Holiday Networking Fiesta!
at Tio Fun! Mexican Munchies (learn more)
at Tio Fun! Mexican Munchies (learn more)
Upcoming Events
Meet the NAHCC's 2024 Business & Community Award Recipients HERE
#CineTVLatinoNashville2024 is HERE!
“De Las Americas to Music City” — Bridging Cultures and Industry
November 15 (virtual) and November 16 (in person)
“De Las Americas to Music City” — Bridging Cultures and Industry
November 15 (virtual) and November 16 (in person)
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with Us!
Check out our month-long calendar of events and join us in honoring the rich culture, contributions, and history of the Hispanic community. Visit the calendar here: https://conta.cc/3BcOxsj
#HispanicHeritageMonth #CelebrateCulture #NAHCC
*Complimentary for NAHCC members and NAHCC member's guests
**Non-members click HERE
Check out our month-long calendar of events and join us in honoring the rich culture, contributions, and history of the Hispanic community. Visit the calendar here: https://conta.cc/3BcOxsj
#HispanicHeritageMonth #CelebrateCulture #NAHCC
*Complimentary for NAHCC members and NAHCC member's guests
**Non-members click HERE
JOIN US on 4th of July! Let Freedom Sing! - Music City Independence Day Celebration!!
Click HERE for details and full schedule of events
Click HERE for details and full schedule of events
Join us today, Monday, May 27, 2024, for a moment of remembrance...
Welcome to a new membership year!!
Check out our upcoming events and programs HERE
Check out our upcoming events and programs HERE
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#NashvilleMLKDay2024: Join our NAHCC in celebrating Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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HAPPENING THIS MONTH...
Join our traditional NAHCC Board Chair's Holiday Reception next, Tuesday, December 12, from 5:30 pm to 7 pm at Sanitas Medical Center - East Nashville (2700 Gallatin Pike STE A, Nashville, TN 37216). Don't miss out on this excellent opportunity to expand your network and connect with fellow members and friends of our Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. See you there!
10/3: Small business loan resources for your small business presented by Regions Bank
10/6: First Friday: Your Small Business Toolkit Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in partnership with Williamson Inc.
City and State officials join Hispanic Chamber leaders to Kick-Off Hispanic Heritage Month
Corporate and Community Partners, Calendar of Events, and 19th Annual Business
& Community Excellence Awards announced
NAHCC's month-long program runs from September 15 to October 15. Learn more HERE
Corporate and Community Partners, Calendar of Events, and 19th Annual Business
& Community Excellence Awards announced
NAHCC's month-long program runs from September 15 to October 15. Learn more HERE
9/15: Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and NAHCC Foundation leaders joined by city and state official kick off National Hispanic Heritage Month
The NAHCC leadership during its board of directors meeting at Manuel American Designs
NAHCC Foundation kicks-off Inaugural "Business Leaders Meet & Greet" series
Join us today, Monday, May 29, 2023, for a moment of remembrance...
“Honor to the Soldier, and Sailor everywhere, who bravely bears his country’s cause. Honor also to the citizen who cares for his brother in the field, and serves, as best he can, the same cause—honor to him, less only than to him, who braves, for the common good, the storms of heaven and the storms of battle.” -- Abraham Lincoln
"Equal Opportunities Aren't Enough": Today, March 8, is International Women's Day #IWD, a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. We at the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and NAHCC Foundation reaffirm our commitment and pledge for gender parity and equal opportunity for women and to get the us talking about Why equal opportunities aren't enough. People start from different places, so true inclusion and belonging require equitable action #EmbraceEquity.
We can all choose to challenge and call out gender bias and inequality. We can all choose to seek out and celebrate women's achievements. Together and Collectively, ¡JUNTOS! we can all help create an inclusive world. Celebrate women's achievement. Raise awareness against bias. Take action for equality. #EmbraceEquity.
We can all choose to challenge and call out gender bias and inequality. We can all choose to seek out and celebrate women's achievements. Together and Collectively, ¡JUNTOS! we can all help create an inclusive world. Celebrate women's achievement. Raise awareness against bias. Take action for equality. #EmbraceEquity.
Our Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce business leadership with El Salvador Consul General, Marta María Orantes, and Vice-minister of Diaspora and Human Mobility, Cindy Mariella Portal, during their Nashville consulate inauguration ceremony today (3/6/2023).
8th Annual State of Latino Entrepreneurship (SOLE). Congratulations Arturo Cazares and Latino Business Action Network-LBAN , proud to have you as partners of our Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
1/16/2023 - Rev. Martín Luther King Jr. Day: Our NAHCC is honored to march together once again alongside Interdenominational Ministers Fellowship (IMF) leaders and government and community representatives in support of Nashville MLK Day 2023. https://mlkdaynashville.com
From our NAHCC family to yours!!
Click on image below to RSVP
FONDO DE RECUPERACIÓN PARA PEQUEÑAS EMPRESAS DE NASHVILLE
Davidson County Small Business Funding (Click HERE to learn more)
Davidson County Small Business Funding (Click HERE to learn more)
NAHCC/NPL Means Business:
In recognition of National Small Business Week, Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Nashville Public Library team up to launch 7-week Spanish/English language program to provide guidance to Hispanic entrepreneurs
Click HERE for details
In recognition of National Small Business Week, Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Nashville Public Library team up to launch 7-week Spanish/English language program to provide guidance to Hispanic entrepreneurs
Click HERE for details
SAVE THE DATE:
TUESDAY, APRIL 19
8 AM TO 9 AM
NAHCC'S 23RD ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING AND HISPANIC BUSINESS LEADER ROUNDTABLE
(RSVP required. Agenda and location details has been sent to NAHCC members in good standing)
Click HERE for details and to REGISTER
TUESDAY, APRIL 19
8 AM TO 9 AM
NAHCC'S 23RD ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING AND HISPANIC BUSINESS LEADER ROUNDTABLE
(RSVP required. Agenda and location details has been sent to NAHCC members in good standing)
Click HERE for details and to REGISTER
You Are Invited!
Click HERE to join
Click HERE to join
Nashville Mayor John Cooper joins NAHCC leaders for official
Kick-Off of National Hispanic Heritage Month
Kick-Off of National Hispanic Heritage Month
'Implementing QuickBooks for Your Business' (all in Spanish)
Our Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce' Digital Empowerment and Acceleration for the Latin@ Entrepreneur (DEALE) program continues next week on Monday, September 30 with 'Implementing QuickBooks for Your Business' (all in Spanish) presented by Veronica Sauto, Founder/Owner of Saltus Training Group. Learn more about our programs visiting our page here or our social media page.
Learn how to find your business online with Google (in Spanish)
This workshop explains how Google Search works and how you can improve your website's visibility through search engine optimization (SEO). The session features products such as Google My Business, Google Trends, Search Console, Google Analytics, Google Ads, and more.
Instructor: Israel Serna. Date: Monday, August 30, 9 AM Link to REGISTER (required).
Instructor: Israel Serna. Date: Monday, August 30, 9 AM Link to REGISTER (required).
Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Urges Members, Businesses Leaders, and Community to Follow COVID-19
Protocols to Help Flatten the Curve, Consider Vaccination
Click HERE for full announcement
- Alarming rate of Delta breakthrough infections in fully vaccinated people, increased transmission and other variants, present a serious treat to our economic reactivation
- Gaps in COVID-19 vaccination for Hispanic residents and minority communities working essential jobs can accelerate once again the spread of the virus
- NAHCC encourages mask wearing by vaccinated and non-vaccinated people to help reduce the risk of breakthrough infections
- NAHCC urges businesses to implement measures to protect both employees and customers
NAHCC's PPE Safety Kits were provided to members of the small, Hispanic, minority and women owned business community thanks to the generous support of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce USHCC Cares Progra
NAHCC's #CineTVLatino2021
Friday, June 25 (click HERE to learn more)
Friday, June 25 (click HERE to learn more)
.Join us each Saturday, at 9 am (CT) for our weekly Spanish/English Webinars via Zoom
Click HERE to learn more and register.
HAPPENING THIS WEEK....
Click HERE to learn more and register.
HAPPENING THIS WEEK....
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (NAHCC) joins the nation
in celebrating the life and legacy of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
Each year on the third Monday of January, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. is honored for his commitment to freedom and equality for all.
Here are some programs by our chamber members and partners going on this month and through the weekend in honor of the civil rights leader. born January 15, 1929 in Atlanta, Georgia, he would have turned 92 this year.
Our NAHCC is proud and honored to share the announcement of the following programs scheduled today. Click HERE
Here are some programs by our chamber members and partners going on this month and through the weekend in honor of the civil rights leader. born January 15, 1929 in Atlanta, Georgia, he would have turned 92 this year.
Our NAHCC is proud and honored to share the announcement of the following programs scheduled today. Click HERE
September 15 through October 15
Click HERE to learn more.
Click HERE to learn more.
Join us in recognizing the business, professional, civic, cultural & artistic contributions of more than 60.6 million Hispanics in our country and in our local Nashville community"
Tuesday, September 15, 2020: Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and NAHCC Foundation leadership at the steps of the Historic Nashville Metropolitan Courthouse mark the official kick off for Hispanic heritage month joined by Mayor John Cooper, the new director of the Office of New Americans Mohamed Shukri Hassan and Fabian Bedne with the Mayor's office of Neighborhood Development and Infraestructure.
"Building A Work Environment That Works For All"
A Corporate Leader Panel Conversation on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Wednesday, October 7, 2020 / 5 PM to 6 PM
Register HERE
We are now on our third week....join us! Visit our full #Celebrate #HispanicHeritageMonth Calendar HERE
NAHCC COVID-19 Spanish Language Tool Kit For Employers and Employees
Click HERE, HERE and HERE. For Local Resources click HERE
Click HERE, HERE and HERE. For Local Resources click HERE
Join us Saturday, 9 am for our weekly Spanish/English Webinars via Zoom
Visit our social media pages for login details
Visit our social media pages for login details
Attention Hispanic and Minority-Owned Small Businesses:
Please join us today at 1 pm (CT) for a national call to respond to the immediate capital needs of
America's small businesses impacted by the Coronavirus economic slowdown
Please join us today at 1 pm (CT) for a national call to respond to the immediate capital needs of
America's small businesses impacted by the Coronavirus economic slowdown
Nashville Soccer Club* and Nashville Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Special Ticket Offer
All of the tickets purchased by our NAHCC members and supporters get a discount below the regular single game rate for all 17 matches this season
All of the tickets purchased by our NAHCC members and supporters get a discount below the regular single game rate for all 17 matches this season
With a New Year we have a very special membership renewal offer to celebrate!
Click #NAHCC20 now to learn more.
Click #NAHCC20 now to learn more.
Official Slate of Nominees to serve on NAHCC Board of Directors 2020-21
NAHCC members are eligible to vote* to confirm the slate presented by the organization no later than Tuesday, December 31, 2019
*One vote per member. If you have questions please contact us via email at [email protected] or 615-216-5737
Nashville Soccer Club and Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Team Up in Support of NAHCC Foundation
NAHCC Kicks-off Hispanic Heritage Month at Rivergate Mall and Belmont University
September 15, 2019
10/15: Closing Business and Community Awards Closing Reception
CLICK FOR PRESS ANNOUNCEMENT HERE
September 15, 2019
10/15: Closing Business and Community Awards Closing Reception
CLICK FOR PRESS ANNOUNCEMENT HERE
10/11: NAHCC Celebrates Hispanic Films at 50th Nashville Film Festival with VIP Red Carpet Reception*
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Line up of movies include documentary and narrative selections shot in Cuba, Mexico, Dominican Republic, Costa Rica and the U.S
Highlights include the World Premiere of star-studded documentary film diving deep into the life and career of renowned designer Manuel Cuevas
*Ticket required for admission. NAHCC members network please use CODE: NASHHISCHAM19 to purchase your tickets HERE
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Line up of movies include documentary and narrative selections shot in Cuba, Mexico, Dominican Republic, Costa Rica and the U.S
Highlights include the World Premiere of star-studded documentary film diving deep into the life and career of renowned designer Manuel Cuevas
*Ticket required for admission. NAHCC members network please use CODE: NASHHISCHAM19 to purchase your tickets HERE
NAHCC in the NEWS
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Kudos: Historic Equal Business Opportunity Ordinance Signed Into Law
The NAHCC and Board of Directors would like to thank and congratulate Nashville Mayor David Briley, primary bill sponsors Metro councilmembers Sharon Hurt, Tanaka Vercher and Scott Davis, co-sponsoring councilmembers the Mayor's Office Chief Diversity Officer Ashford Hughes, members of the Mayor's Minority Business Advisory Council, the NAACP-Nashville, the Office of Minority and Women Business Assistance (BAO), and anyone else involved in the successful drafting, proposing and passing of a truly historic Equal Opportunity ordinance signed last Friday, January 11th, 2019.
Mayor David Briley signed the long due ordinance which will give minority business, including women business owners, equal opportunities with new goals to increase minority contractors in Metro government following an independent disparity study which showed Metro is falling behind in awarding Metro contracts.
The NAHCC and Board of Directors would like to thank and congratulate Nashville Mayor David Briley, primary bill sponsors Metro councilmembers Sharon Hurt, Tanaka Vercher and Scott Davis, co-sponsoring councilmembers the Mayor's Office Chief Diversity Officer Ashford Hughes, members of the Mayor's Minority Business Advisory Council, the NAACP-Nashville, the Office of Minority and Women Business Assistance (BAO), and anyone else involved in the successful drafting, proposing and passing of a truly historic Equal Opportunity ordinance signed last Friday, January 11th, 2019.
Mayor David Briley signed the long due ordinance which will give minority business, including women business owners, equal opportunities with new goals to increase minority contractors in Metro government following an independent disparity study which showed Metro is falling behind in awarding Metro contracts.
On behalf of our NAHCC members, and Hispanic small businesses in our community we appreciate the intentional approach to an issue which has persisted for way too long, and also to have been invited to the table, as part of the Mayor's Minority Business Advisory Council, to help assess the needs and proposed the necessary changes.
We are confident that the Equal Business Opportunity ordinance will be instrumental in fostering equity for small business and Hispanic entrepreneurship efforts, while strengthening the bridges that will ultimately build a better city for all to enjoy.
Yuri Cunza
President & CEO
Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
[email protected]
615-216-5737 @yuricunza
We are confident that the Equal Business Opportunity ordinance will be instrumental in fostering equity for small business and Hispanic entrepreneurship efforts, while strengthening the bridges that will ultimately build a better city for all to enjoy.
Yuri Cunza
President & CEO
Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
[email protected]
615-216-5737 @yuricunza
COMING UP....
RSVP HERE
RSVP HERE
Growing Demographics and Workplace Diversity:
Challenges in Creating A Truly Inclusive Work Environment
A Corporate Leader Panel Discussion
Tuesday, October 9th from 5-7 pm
Presented by Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Hosted by Nashville Entrepreneur Center
41 Peabody St, Nashville, TN 37210
Challenges in Creating A Truly Inclusive Work Environment
A Corporate Leader Panel Discussion
Tuesday, October 9th from 5-7 pm
Presented by Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Hosted by Nashville Entrepreneur Center
41 Peabody St, Nashville, TN 37210
It won't be long before U.S. minorities are not in the minority anymore. Due to projected growth among Asian, Hispanic and multiracial groups, traditionally underrepresented populations will hit majority status by 2044, according to the Census Bureau.
Join us to hear from our panel of business, government and corporate leaders discussing growing demographics, workplace diversity and what steps are necessary and/or can be suggested to help create "A Truly Inclusive Work Environment".
Click HERE to RSVP.
Join us to hear from our panel of business, government and corporate leaders discussing growing demographics, workplace diversity and what steps are necessary and/or can be suggested to help create "A Truly Inclusive Work Environment".
- Daynise Joseph, Community Impact Manager, Google Fiber
- Davita Taylor, AVP Procurement and Diversity, Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority
- Ashford Hughes, Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer, Office of Mayor David Briley
- A representative from Nissan North America
- Guest moderator: Sergio Martínez-Beltrán, Nashville Public Radio (NPR)
Click HERE to RSVP.
SAVE THE DATE!
NAHCC's 14th Annual Hispanic Heritage Month Early Kick-Off Ceremony
and Business "Líderes" Breakfast Roundtable
"Recognizing the business, professional, civic, cultural & artistic contributions of more than
57.5 million Hispanics in our country and local Nashville community"
and Business "Líderes" Breakfast Roundtable
"Recognizing the business, professional, civic, cultural & artistic contributions of more than
57.5 million Hispanics in our country and local Nashville community"
Zoe Saldana, Philadelphia Mayor Kenney, Happy Tamales founder,
Comcast Chief Diversity Officer, and NAHCC President & CEO Yuri Cunza
join powerful line up of speakers at USHCC National Convention (Sep 16-18)
(Click HERE to learn more)
Comcast Chief Diversity Officer, and NAHCC President & CEO Yuri Cunza
join powerful line up of speakers at USHCC National Convention (Sep 16-18)
(Click HERE to learn more)
NAHCC Joins Prominent National Census Business Coalition Leadership
Nonpartisan, American enterprise coalition focused on education, outreach, and serving as information hub for business leaders
Click HERE to learn more.
Nonpartisan, American enterprise coalition focused on education, outreach, and serving as information hub for business leaders
Click HERE to learn more.
SAVE THE DATE!
NAHCC's 19th Annual Membership Meeting & Chairman's Business Leader Breakfast Roundtable
on Affordable Housing , Access to Healthcare and Mass Transit
Wednesday, March 28, 2018
Belmont University - Ayers Conference Center
7:30 AM to 9 AM
The NAHCC business membership will gather for its
19th Annual Meeting and Chairman's Hispanic Business Leader Breakfast Roundtable
This is a great opportunity to meet other NAHCC members, our board of directors,
and learn about our new partnerships and initiatives for 2018. Don't miss it!
FREE to attend for NAHCC members. Please register HERE
Non-members Click HERE
NAHCC Announces Election of New and Returning Board Members 2018/19
BOD Elects Officers at Annual Strategic Planning Board Retreat
BOD Elects Officers at Annual Strategic Planning Board Retreat
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, is proud to announce, and welcome the newly elected members to the Board of Directors for 2018-19
New members of the NAHCC board include Dr. Rolando Toyos, MD, founder of Toyos Clinics; civil Engineer Claudia Urdinola founder and owner of Butterfly Hill Ranch; Oky Arguello, PhD., representing VolState Community College; fashion designer Manuel Cuevas, owner of Manuel American Designs; and Hugo Reyes, owner and co-founder of Pupuseria SalvadorenaRestaurants #1, #2 and #3.
Re-elected members: George Uribe of Guestbooker, Joyce Searcy of Belmont University, Ramon Arellanos of San Jose Fiesta, Luis Parodi of Fifth Third Bank, Loraine Segovia-Paz of Casa Segovia-Paz foods, Paul Van Cotthem of Poleo Publising and Roland Yarbrough of FedEx. ----CLICK HERE TO READ MORE
New members of the NAHCC board include Dr. Rolando Toyos, MD, founder of Toyos Clinics; civil Engineer Claudia Urdinola founder and owner of Butterfly Hill Ranch; Oky Arguello, PhD., representing VolState Community College; fashion designer Manuel Cuevas, owner of Manuel American Designs; and Hugo Reyes, owner and co-founder of Pupuseria SalvadorenaRestaurants #1, #2 and #3.
Re-elected members: George Uribe of Guestbooker, Joyce Searcy of Belmont University, Ramon Arellanos of San Jose Fiesta, Luis Parodi of Fifth Third Bank, Loraine Segovia-Paz of Casa Segovia-Paz foods, Paul Van Cotthem of Poleo Publising and Roland Yarbrough of FedEx. ----CLICK HERE TO READ MORE
Special THANKS to the following NAHCC Corporate Members
Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Salutes Our Veterans
It is a great privilege for us to salute those brave men and women who answered the call to duty. Their extraordinary courage and dedication, through history and around the world, honor our nation and its people. It is now our responsibility to honor these individuals, many of them family members and neighbors, to ensure that their service and sacrifice is not forgotten. Read our full message in The Tennessee Tribune.
It is a great privilege for us to salute those brave men and women who answered the call to duty. Their extraordinary courage and dedication, through history and around the world, honor our nation and its people. It is now our responsibility to honor these individuals, many of them family members and neighbors, to ensure that their service and sacrifice is not forgotten. Read our full message in The Tennessee Tribune.
13th Annual Business & Community Excellence Awards
Wed, Oct 11. 2017
6 pm to 8 pm
Wed, Oct 11. 2017
6 pm to 8 pm
You Are Cordially Invited!
NAHCC's 13th Annual Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration
Official Kick-Off and Business Leaders Breakfast Roundtable
Friday, September 15, 2017 / 7:30 AM
Belmont University - RSVP HERE
"Recognizing the business, professional, civic, cultural & artistic contributions
of more than 56.6 million Hispanics in our country and local Nashville community"
NAHCC's 13th Annual Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration
Official Kick-Off and Business Leaders Breakfast Roundtable
Friday, September 15, 2017 / 7:30 AM
Belmont University - RSVP HERE
"Recognizing the business, professional, civic, cultural & artistic contributions
of more than 56.6 million Hispanics in our country and local Nashville community"
NAHCC’s HISPANIC ENTREPRENEUR & BUSINESS LEADERS BREAKFAST ROUNDTABLE SERIES
Sharing Success Stories - Bringing Diverse Entrepreneurs Together.
Friday, August 4, 2017 / 7:30am t- 9:00 am
E|spaces Cool Springs,
1550 West McEwen Drive, Suite 300, Franklin, TN 37067
RSVP to [email protected]
Sharing Success Stories - Bringing Diverse Entrepreneurs Together.
Friday, August 4, 2017 / 7:30am t- 9:00 am
E|spaces Cool Springs,
1550 West McEwen Drive, Suite 300, Franklin, TN 37067
RSVP to [email protected]
NAHCC joins MLS2Nashville in support of Nashville's bid for a Major League Soccer expansion team
Community initiative to help Music City and Team USA set a new NEW #GOLDRECORD
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and members of its senior leadership, are proud to join prominent local business, civic and sports leaders as members of the organizing committee initiative to support the city's bid for a Major League Soccer expansion team. MLS2Nashville (M2N) represents a broad and diverse group from across Middle Tennessee dedicated to proving why Music City is Soccer City.
Click HERE to read full announcement.
Community initiative to help Music City and Team USA set a new NEW #GOLDRECORD
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and members of its senior leadership, are proud to join prominent local business, civic and sports leaders as members of the organizing committee initiative to support the city's bid for a Major League Soccer expansion team. MLS2Nashville (M2N) represents a broad and diverse group from across Middle Tennessee dedicated to proving why Music City is Soccer City.
Click HERE to read full announcement.
Major League Soccer (MLS) Commissioner "Soccer Don" Garber and John R. Ingram, majority owner of Nashville SC, with Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce leaders Loraine Segovia Paz and Luis Parodi.
18th Annual Membership Meeting and Chairman's Hispanic Business Leader Roundtable
Click HERE for RSVP info
Special thanks to our renewing Corporate Members
THANK YOU!
for supporting our event and
Congratulations to all the award recipients!
Click to visit our Facebook photo album
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NAHCC's 12th Annual Business & Community Awards
Honoring Hispanic Heritage Month
Wed, October 12th, 2016
"Recognizing the business, professional, civic, cultural & artistic contributions of more
than 56.6 million Hispanics in our country and the local Nashville community"
for supporting our event and
Congratulations to all the award recipients!
Click to visit our Facebook photo album
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NAHCC's 12th Annual Business & Community Awards
Honoring Hispanic Heritage Month
Wed, October 12th, 2016
"Recognizing the business, professional, civic, cultural & artistic contributions of more
than 56.6 million Hispanics in our country and the local Nashville community"
JOIN THE NAHCC AT THE NATIONAL USHCC CONVENTION OCTOBER 9-11, 2016
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Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce / e-mail: [email protected]
Cinco de Mayo is serious business...
click HERE to learn why
click HERE to learn why
The NAHCC welcomes you to a new membership year!
Click HERE to read a message from our CEO
You Are Invited!
17th Annual Membership Meeting
and Chairman's Reception
Tuesday, March 29th / 5:30 to 7 PM @Waller
NAHCC Members FREE. RSVP to [email protected]
Non-members/NAHCC member guests click HERE to register
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ScaleUp Nashville kicks off, NAHCC joins as partner in
accelerator program for the small businesses of Middle Tennessee
Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber Salutes Our Veterans
Click HERE to read a special message from our CEO
Click HERE to read a special message from our CEO
Tomorrow, Thursday October 15, 2015
NAHCC's 11th Annual Business & Community Awards
Honoring Hispanic Heritage Month
SEATED GUEST ADMISSION SOLD OUT.
STANDING ROOM ONLY STILL AVAILABLE. FOR
Questions? Pleas call 615-216-5737
NAHCC members click HERE to RSVP. Non-members click HERE
NAHCC's 11th Annual Business & Community Awards
Honoring Hispanic Heritage Month
SEATED GUEST ADMISSION SOLD OUT.
STANDING ROOM ONLY STILL AVAILABLE. FOR
Questions? Pleas call 615-216-5737
NAHCC members click HERE to RSVP. Non-members click HERE
Read our September newsletter HERE
Thursday July 16: Business After Hours networking
with Lyle Carbajal's 'Romancing Banality'
5 to 7 PM @Tinney Contemporary
Click HERE to RSVP
Read our July newsletter HERE
with Lyle Carbajal's 'Romancing Banality'
5 to 7 PM @Tinney Contemporary
Click HERE to RSVP
Read our July newsletter HERE
JUNE 22: NAHCC joins coalition of 28 organization
for Immigrant and Refugees Mayoral Forum
Read our June newsletter HERE
for Immigrant and Refugees Mayoral Forum
Read our June newsletter HERE
Memorial Day 2015, 3 PM
Click HERE to read full announcement
Click HERE to read full announcement
"National Moment of Remembrance Act," which designates 3:00 p.m. local time on Memorial Day each year as the National Moment of Remembrance, in honor of the men and women of the United States who died in the pursuit of freedom and peace.
This Memorial Day, make sure to stop what you’re doing at 3pm on Monday, to remember the fallen, those who offered the ultimate sacrifice, while defending our Nation and its values.
This Memorial Day, make sure to stop what you’re doing at 3pm on Monday, to remember the fallen, those who offered the ultimate sacrifice, while defending our Nation and its values.
NAHCC co-hosts Immigrant Entrepreneur Roundtable with head of SBA Adminitor María Contreras-Sweet @Entrepreneur Center, Partners with Tennessee SBA for Small Business Awards on Cinco de Mayo @Pathway Women's Business Center
Get the full story HERE
Get the full story HERE
From left to right: NAHCC board members Mario Ramos, Luis Parodi, Loraine Segovia Paz. Yuri Cunza, Gil Veda, Ismael Gómez with SBA Administrator MarÃa Contreras-Sweet (center) - 4/23/15
NAHCC Board member Paul Van Cotthem, and Yuri Cunza, President & CEO of Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce receive SBA Strategic Alliance Memorandum (SAM) Partner recognition from SBA's District Director Walter Perry during a ceremony hosted by Pathway Women's Business Center commemorating National Small Business Week. - 5/5/15
Business After Hours VIP Red Carpet w/Manuel Reception@NaFF
Presenting NAHCC's Best Hispanic Interest Film / Best Hispanic Filmmaker Award
Wednesday, April 22 @7:30 PM
Red Carpet Green Hills Regal
Please check our NAHCC member April newsletter for details
Presenting NAHCC's Best Hispanic Interest Film / Best Hispanic Filmmaker Award
Wednesday, April 22 @7:30 PM
Red Carpet Green Hills Regal
Please check our NAHCC member April newsletter for details
February Business After Hours RSVP
Thursday Feb,26 / 4:30 to 7 PM @Flatrock Coffee, Tea & More
Registration Closed
Thursday Feb,26 / 4:30 to 7 PM @Flatrock Coffee, Tea & More
Registration Closed
Nashville gets Google Fiber
NAHCC among advocates to bring "the future" to Music City USA
Learn more on our February newsletter and update HERE
NAHCC among advocates to bring "the future" to Music City USA
Learn more on our February newsletter and update HERE
Top photo: Nashville Mayor Karl Dean welcomes Google Fiber GM Kevin Lo to Music City USA. Bottom left: Google Fiber GM Kevin Lo with NAHCC's Yuri Cunza at the Nashville Entrepreneur Center.
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Joining more than 40 business leaders in a grassroots video effort created by Kevin Page, founder of social entrerprise company PopCause, the NAHCC advocated for the expansion of Google Fiber to our market. Google Fiber is a super-high-speed Internet service provider boasting speeds 100 times faster than cable, with better reliability and lower costs than all of its competitors.
Read about how Google Fiber will transform the way we work click HERE |
NAHCC JOINS MIDDLE TENNESSEE BUSINESS VOICE,
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, HOSPITALITY ASSOCIATION
IN SUPPORT OF INSURE TENNESSEE
Click HERE to contact your legislator
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, HOSPITALITY ASSOCIATION
IN SUPPORT OF INSURE TENNESSEE
Click HERE to contact your legislator
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce supports Governor Haslam's Insure Tennessee plan because it will positively impact business in Tennessee, generate new spending into the state's economy, and create incentives for healthier lifestyles which leads to greater productive and helps businesses remain competitive.
We urge you to contact your legislators today to ask them to support Insure Tennessee.
The NAHCC joins Middle Tennessee Business Voice, Nashville Chamber of Commerce, Tennessee Hospitality & Tourism Association, and other business organization in support of the expansion of health insurance coverage to working Tennesseans to avert a scenario in which many Tennessee businesses are hit with tax penalties unique to states that choose not to expand Medicaid while also reducing the number of uninsured individuals which helps offset the Affordable Care Act's cuts to local hospitals. READ FULL CALL TO ACTION HERE
We urge you to contact your legislators today to ask them to support Insure Tennessee.
The NAHCC joins Middle Tennessee Business Voice, Nashville Chamber of Commerce, Tennessee Hospitality & Tourism Association, and other business organization in support of the expansion of health insurance coverage to working Tennesseans to avert a scenario in which many Tennessee businesses are hit with tax penalties unique to states that choose not to expand Medicaid while also reducing the number of uninsured individuals which helps offset the Affordable Care Act's cuts to local hospitals. READ FULL CALL TO ACTION HERE
HISPANIC CHAMBER PARTNERS WITH SBA TO LAUNCH EMERGING LEADERS PROGRAM IN NASHVILLE
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (NAHCC) is proud to announce its partnership with the U.S Small Business Administration (SBA) in the launching recruitment for its 2015 Emerging Leaders initiative for established small business owners in the Nashville area.
"In recent years Nashville has experienced an exponential growth of Hispanic owned businesses, approaching the 10% mark of businesses in the area, not only creating jobs, but making a significant contribution to our local economy", says Yuri Cunza, President & CEO of the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
SEE FULL STORY HERE
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (NAHCC) is proud to announce its partnership with the U.S Small Business Administration (SBA) in the launching recruitment for its 2015 Emerging Leaders initiative for established small business owners in the Nashville area.
"In recent years Nashville has experienced an exponential growth of Hispanic owned businesses, approaching the 10% mark of businesses in the area, not only creating jobs, but making a significant contribution to our local economy", says Yuri Cunza, President & CEO of the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
SEE FULL STORY HERE
The NAHCC invites you to our 1st MLK Diversity Breakfast Presented in Partnership with Lipscomb University
Click HERE to sign up. Read our January newsletter HERE
Looking for career opportunities? Check our job fair listings HERE
Click HERE to sign up. Read our January newsletter HERE
Looking for career opportunities? Check our job fair listings HERE
Not a member yet? Click HERE to view our December newsletter
Thanksgiving salute from NAHCC
11/11/2014: The NAHCC Salutes Our Veterans
Upcoming Events
Wednesday, Oct 15
5:30 PM to 8 PM
10th Annual Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration Business & Community
Excellence Awards
Special guests, cocktail reception,
delicious foods, music performance, and awards
CLICK HERE TO RSVP
5:30 PM to 8 PM
10th Annual Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration Business & Community
Excellence Awards
Special guests, cocktail reception,
delicious foods, music performance, and awards
CLICK HERE TO RSVP
Hispanic Heritage Month Kick-Off Reception
"Recognizing the business, professional, civic, artistic and cultural contributions of more than 54 million Hispanics in our country and the local Nashville community"
Monday, September 15, 2014
5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
Vince Gill Room @Curb Event Center
Belmont University
Click HERE for video
Click HERE for photos by Andrea Hallgren
"Recognizing the business, professional, civic, artistic and cultural contributions of more than 54 million Hispanics in our country and the local Nashville community"
Monday, September 15, 2014
5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
Vince Gill Room @Curb Event Center
Belmont University
Click HERE for video
Click HERE for photos by Andrea Hallgren
Read our August newsletter HERE
Center for Executive Education at Belmont University and NAHCC to announce Strategic Partnership to develop the next generation of
world-class Hispanic business leaders
August 27, 2014 4:30 PM
(click on image below to learn more)
Breakfast with the Lawyers
~ Desayuno con los Abogados ~
Thursday August 14 - 7:30 am to 9:00 am
~ Desayuno con los Abogados ~
Thursday August 14 - 7:30 am to 9:00 am
Wed, July 16: NAHCC/ALIAS Chamber Ensemble Joint Business After Hours Mixer @York & Friends Fine Art
NAHCC members (back to front) Victor Berrios and wife Carla. Dennis Nunez and daughter Bianca, Stacy Widelitz, Loraine Segovia, Yuri Cunza.
Join us from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm for another exciting Business After Hours Networking event in partnership with our friends at the amazing ALIAS Chamber Ensemble.
We will be learning more about ALIAS upcoming signature event Arts & Flowers. The venue for our mixer will be York & Friends Fine Art 107 Harding Place, Nashville, TN 37205 Harding Place, Nashville, TN 37205.
Please RSVP via email to NAHCC board member Eva Angelína subject line: Business After Hours [email protected] Click HERE to learn about ALIAS Chamber Ensemble or like ALIAS on Facebook.
We will be learning more about ALIAS upcoming signature event Arts & Flowers. The venue for our mixer will be York & Friends Fine Art 107 Harding Place, Nashville, TN 37205 Harding Place, Nashville, TN 37205.
Please RSVP via email to NAHCC board member Eva Angelína subject line: Business After Hours [email protected] Click HERE to learn about ALIAS Chamber Ensemble or like ALIAS on Facebook.
Click HERE to view our current newsletter
NAHCC and Fifth Third Bank team up for Networking Business Seminar Series - Thursday June 26, 2014
Join us for our first NETWORKING BUSINESS SEMINAR with Guest Speaker: Brad Pinson Hosted by Fifth Third Hispanic Business Resource Group in Partnership with the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
Brad Pinson is Fifth Third Business Banking Relationship Manager, winner of 2014 Samuel Felker Business Leader of the Year Award, recently named the Nashville's Forty under 40 Winners, presented by the Nashville Business Journal.
Thursday June 26th, 2014 from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM (CDT)
Fifth Third Bank 230 Public Square Franklin TN 37064
There will be give-a-ways and goodies Come out for a evening of food, fun, and networking! Please bring plenty of business cards.
This Networking Business Seminar is the first in a series of Financial Empowerment for Businesses initiatives the NAHCC and Fifth Third Bank will undertake in an effort to better serve our members and the community.
To learn more about Fifth Third Bank Hispanic Resource Group or to RSVP please contact [email protected] To learn more about the series email us at [email protected]
Brad Pinson is Fifth Third Business Banking Relationship Manager, winner of 2014 Samuel Felker Business Leader of the Year Award, recently named the Nashville's Forty under 40 Winners, presented by the Nashville Business Journal.
Thursday June 26th, 2014 from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM (CDT)
Fifth Third Bank 230 Public Square Franklin TN 37064
There will be give-a-ways and goodies Come out for a evening of food, fun, and networking! Please bring plenty of business cards.
This Networking Business Seminar is the first in a series of Financial Empowerment for Businesses initiatives the NAHCC and Fifth Third Bank will undertake in an effort to better serve our members and the community.
To learn more about Fifth Third Bank Hispanic Resource Group or to RSVP please contact [email protected] To learn more about the series email us at [email protected]
Join Us 6.3.14 to Drink It! @ the EC
Join us tomorrow Tuesday, June 3 from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm for a very exciting Business After Hours Networking Mixer with our friends at the Entrepreneur Center, Nashville's premier business start up accelerator.
We are delighted to be guests of the EC this month at their Drink IT! Entrepreneur's Happy Hour. These events are held the first Tuesday of every month from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Join us tomorrow at the EC headquarters: 41 Peabody Street, Nashville, TN 37212 to network, relax and enjoy a libation with EC and NAHCC members, mentors, and Nashville Entrepreneurs.
This event is FREE to attend. Questions? Please email [email protected]
For upcoming NAHCC networking events please contact board member Eva Angelína subject line: Business After Hours Mixer [email protected] To reach our Board of Directors or a NAHCC team member please call our downtown Nashville office at 615-216-5737 or email us.
Join us tomorrow Tuesday, June 3 from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm for a very exciting Business After Hours Networking Mixer with our friends at the Entrepreneur Center, Nashville's premier business start up accelerator.
We are delighted to be guests of the EC this month at their Drink IT! Entrepreneur's Happy Hour. These events are held the first Tuesday of every month from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Join us tomorrow at the EC headquarters: 41 Peabody Street, Nashville, TN 37212 to network, relax and enjoy a libation with EC and NAHCC members, mentors, and Nashville Entrepreneurs.
This event is FREE to attend. Questions? Please email [email protected]
For upcoming NAHCC networking events please contact board member Eva Angelína subject line: Business After Hours Mixer [email protected] To reach our Board of Directors or a NAHCC team member please call our downtown Nashville office at 615-216-5737 or email us.
Upcoming NAHCC Feature Partner program in May
If you are a NAHCC member a newsletter with programs and events information is sent to you every month. Updates also are sent via email. Questions? Please call 615-216-5737
If you are a NAHCC member a newsletter with programs and events information is sent to you every month. Updates also are sent via email. Questions? Please call 615-216-5737
You Are Invited!
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
5 to 9:30 PM
Join us for the Nashville Film Festival
45th Year Anniversary Celebration of
The Week Nashville Goes To The Movies!
Read a special announcement by our President & CEO HERE
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
5 to 9:30 PM
Join us for the Nashville Film Festival
45th Year Anniversary Celebration of
The Week Nashville Goes To The Movies!
Read a special announcement by our President & CEO HERE
March NAHCC Member Business After Hours @Saint Añejo
Join Us for our February Business After Hours Networking Mixer @Boca Loca
Click HERE for our monthly newsletter
Ana Fernandez
Join us, Friday, February 21st from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm, at Boca Loca Restaurant for another exciting Business After Hours Networking Mixer: "Connecting with a Purpose" event. Enjoy meaningful connections and extended happy hour specials.
Guest speaker Ana Fernandez, a NAHCC member and proud owner of Impact Window Systems, a Minority/Women's Business Enterprise.
Ana will share with us exciting news about a television show, where she stars with her sister Betty Malo, premiering February 24 on the TNT network. Learn more about Latina entrepreneur, and now TV personality, Ana Margarita Fernandez HERE
Special thanks to David Reyes owner of Boca Loca, Cantina and Taco Factory, for hosting our Business After Hours this month, we look forward to welcoming his business and sucess story to our membership http://www.bocalocatacos.com
Please RSVP via email to NAHCC board member and, YEP Co-Chair, Eva Angelína subject line: Business After Hours Mixer "Connecting with a Purpose" [email protected]
Guest speaker Ana Fernandez, a NAHCC member and proud owner of Impact Window Systems, a Minority/Women's Business Enterprise.
Ana will share with us exciting news about a television show, where she stars with her sister Betty Malo, premiering February 24 on the TNT network. Learn more about Latina entrepreneur, and now TV personality, Ana Margarita Fernandez HERE
Special thanks to David Reyes owner of Boca Loca, Cantina and Taco Factory, for hosting our Business After Hours this month, we look forward to welcoming his business and sucess story to our membership http://www.bocalocatacos.com
Please RSVP via email to NAHCC board member and, YEP Co-Chair, Eva Angelína subject line: Business After Hours Mixer "Connecting with a Purpose" [email protected]
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, members, join the nation in celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Each year on the third Monday of January, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. is honored for his commitment to freedom and equality for all. Here are some programs by our chamber members going on this month and through the weekend in honor of the civil rights leader, who would have turned 85 this year. Click HERE to learn more.
SEASON'S GREETINGS
12.12.13
You Are Invited to Join Us For Our Traditional
NAHCC Holiday Party and Food Drive
Benefiting Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee
Please remember to bring non-perishable food items
Delicious appetizers thanks to The Chef & I, cash bar
4:30 PM to 6:30 PM
(Click image below for location )
12.12.13
You Are Invited to Join Us For Our Traditional
NAHCC Holiday Party and Food Drive
Benefiting Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee
Please remember to bring non-perishable food items
Delicious appetizers thanks to The Chef & I, cash bar
4:30 PM to 6:30 PM
(Click image below for location )
A Special Salute To All Our Veterans
November 11 is a day to honor all veterans of the U.S. armed forces and those killed in battle.
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce joins the nation in recognizing and honoring America's veterans for their patriotism, and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good.
As we celebrate the historical significance of Veterans' Day it is important to remember that from the 21.8 million veterans who have served our nation, 2.4 million are black, 1.2 million veterans are Hispanic, 265,000 are Asian, 153,000 are Native American, 30,000 are Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 17.5 million are non-Hispanic white and 1.6 million are female (source U.S Census). Please click HERE for full message.
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce joins the nation in recognizing and honoring America's veterans for their patriotism, and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good.
As we celebrate the historical significance of Veterans' Day it is important to remember that from the 21.8 million veterans who have served our nation, 2.4 million are black, 1.2 million veterans are Hispanic, 265,000 are Asian, 153,000 are Native American, 30,000 are Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 17.5 million are non-Hispanic white and 1.6 million are female (source U.S Census). Please click HERE for full message.
Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima by Joe Rosenthal / The Associated Press
Veterans Day originated as "Armistice Day" on Nov. 11, 1919, the first anniversary of the end of World War I on the 11th hour of the 11th day in the 11th month in 1918. Congress passed a resolution in 1926 for an annual observance, and Nov. 11 became a national holiday beginning in 1938. President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed legislation in 1954 to change the name to Veterans Day as a way to honor those who served in all American wars. The day honors living military veterans with parades and speeches across the nation. A national ceremony takes place at the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia.
Employment Law Roadshow Series November 5 2013
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Click Here to RSVP http://tinyurl.com/kb3yq9u
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Click Here to RSVP http://tinyurl.com/kb3yq9u
Waller and the NAHCC have partnered to host a series of employment law seminars across the state. On November 5 we will be hosting a seminar in Chattanooga at the Mayor’s Mansion Inn (details below). In addition to a 2013 employment law update, a session on ACA implementation and a session on immigration is part of the program. Please join us!
This complimentary seminar will review the significant developments in employment law that took place in 2013 and highlight the emerging issues that employers will face in 2014, including: Navigating Healthcare Reform, Demystifying Immigration: Transforming Immigration into a Competitive Advantage, and 2013 Employment Law Update: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
This complimentary seminar will review the significant developments in employment law that took place in 2013 and highlight the emerging issues that employers will face in 2014, including: Navigating Healthcare Reform, Demystifying Immigration: Transforming Immigration into a Competitive Advantage, and 2013 Employment Law Update: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
- Human Resources Directors and Vice Presidents
- Management and executive employees responsible for Human Resources
- In-house employment counsel
- Business owners
SPEAKERS:
Vinh Duong, Partner, Waller
Jeb Gerth, Partner, Waller
Shannon Goff Kukulka, Partner, Waller
Marti Downey, Associate, Waller
WHEN: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2013
2:30 pm - Registration and refreshments
3:00 pm - Program
5:00 pm - Close
PLACE: Mayor's Mansion Inn, 801 Vine Street, Chattanooga, TN 37403
QUESTIONS"
Contact Tabitha Loyal - tel. 615.850.8185 or via email: [email protected]
- Human Resources Directors and Vice Presidents
- Management and executive employees responsible for Human Resources
- In-house employment counsel
- Business owners
SPEAKERS:
Vinh Duong, Partner, Waller
Jeb Gerth, Partner, Waller
Shannon Goff Kukulka, Partner, Waller
Marti Downey, Associate, Waller
WHEN: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2013
2:30 pm - Registration and refreshments
3:00 pm - Program
5:00 pm - Close
PLACE: Mayor's Mansion Inn, 801 Vine Street, Chattanooga, TN 37403
QUESTIONS"
Contact Tabitha Loyal - tel. 615.850.8185 or via email: [email protected]
9th Annual Business & Community Awards, Board elections and Annual Membership Meeting October 15, 2013
Read event coverage by journalist Cindy McCain HERE
Read event coverage by journalist Cindy McCain HERE
Employment Law Roadshow Series 2013-2014
You are cordially invited to attend Changes, Challenges, and What to Expect.
A program in partnership with our Corporate Partner Waller
Tuesday, Oct. 29th at Bosco's, 2000 Meridian Blvd., Suite 110 Franklin, TN 37067
Click HERE to register or contact Tabitha Loyal 615.850.8185 [email protected]
You are cordially invited to attend Changes, Challenges, and What to Expect.
A program in partnership with our Corporate Partner Waller
Tuesday, Oct. 29th at Bosco's, 2000 Meridian Blvd., Suite 110 Franklin, TN 37067
Click HERE to register or contact Tabitha Loyal 615.850.8185 [email protected]
Join Us today for a very special program...
NAHCC's 9th Annual Business & Community Awards
~ Honoring Hispanic Heritage Month ~
TUESDAY OCT. 15TH, 6-8 PM
Waller Conference Center
511 Union St. Ste 2700 Nashville, TN 37219
Complimentary parking is available in the building
(enter on Union St, behind TPAC)
NAHCC's 9th Annual Business & Community Awards
~ Honoring Hispanic Heritage Month ~
TUESDAY OCT. 15TH, 6-8 PM
Waller Conference Center
511 Union St. Ste 2700 Nashville, TN 37219
Complimentary parking is available in the building
(enter on Union St, behind TPAC)
Great food, cocktails, and music to celebrate in the company of Hispanic chamber members, special guests and award recipients in the following categories:
Registration required. Space is limited. FREE to NAHCC members Click HERE to RSVP
Non-members please register HERE Questions? Please call 615-216-5737
- Outstanding 'Diversity Building' Award
- Minority Business Enterprise Achievement Award
- Emerging Entrepreneur Achievement Award
- Outstanding Professional Leadership Award
- Corporate Leadership Award
- Outstanding Hispanic Business Achievement Award
- Hispanic Entrepreneur Achievement Award
- Diversity Champion of the Year Award
- NAHCC Amigo of the Year Award
- Education Advocate of the Year Award
Registration required. Space is limited. FREE to NAHCC members Click HERE to RSVP
Non-members please register HERE Questions? Please call 615-216-5737
Tuesday, October 15th, 2013
6 PM to 8 PM
VIP Meet & Greet Reception 5:30 PM to 6 PM (by invitation only)
6 PM to 8 PM
VIP Meet & Greet Reception 5:30 PM to 6 PM (by invitation only)
- Community health fair, and diversity program. Click on image for full calendar
- Women in Business Reception & Kick-off event honoring Hispanic Heritage Mont
- NAHCC Board of Directors nominations and elections | Nominate your business
- "Build Your Future" Conference in Partnership with Caterpillar (October 3rd)
- 9th Annual Business & Community Excellence Awards (October 15th)
Upcoming NAHCC member event in August
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
cordially invites you to a luncheon featuring
United States Senator Bob Corker, Gov. Bill Haslam
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
cordially invites you to a luncheon featuring
United States Senator Bob Corker, Gov. Bill Haslam
RSVP REQUIRED to [email protected]
*The U.S. Global Leadership Coalition, also known as the USGLC, is an influential, broad-based organization formed by a coalition of 400 American businesses and NGOs, senior national security and foreign policy experts, and diverse range of community leaders from across the country who promote increased support for the United States' diplomatic and development efforts. Based in Washington D.C., the USGLC advocates a stronger International Affairs Budget in order to enhance national security, forward American business interests, and improve humanitarian assistance around the world. NAHCC President & CEO, Yuri Cunza, is a member of the TN Advisory Committee for USGLC.
Member in the news, upcoming events in our August newsletter
NAHCC's Young Entrepreneur & Professionals Monthly Social Networking Mixer "Connecting with a Purpose" [email protected]
View our Newsletter HERE
Click Here to Join Today's Virtual March on Washington
It's Tennessee's Turn to Push for Comprehensive Immigration Reform. Urge Senators Lamar Alexander and Bob Corker
to Support Immigration Reform
It's Tennessee's Turn to Push for Comprehensive Immigration Reform. Urge Senators Lamar Alexander and Bob Corker
to Support Immigration Reform
63% of Tennessee voters overwhelmingly support bipartisan Senate immigration bill
New statewide poll shows public backs elected officials who vote for Senate "Gang of Eight" bill. NAHCC President & CEO Yuri Cunza read the results of the poll conducted across 29 states, at a press conference. Representatives from the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation, Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. of Tennessee, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and others all spoke briefly in support of the bill. Read more HERE and HERE.
“We believe that the results of the Tennessee poll should be another indication to our elected officials in Washington D.C. that their constituents want and are ready for a real and lasting solution to fix our broken immigration system,” said Yuri Cunza, president and CEO of the NAHCC. “This is not the work of a few, but the work of many organizations in the Nashville area and throughout Tennessee who are working to find a sensible and workable solution to the business issue of immigration reform.” -Photo by Mario Ramos
HAPPENING TODAY: Conference Call with President Obama on Immigration Reform
Our Hispanic chamber (NAHCC), was one of the 150 chambers and business associations that signed on to the letter sent by the USHCC to Congress to urge passage of immigration reform. We are proud to join the President of the United States and friends at the White House today to learn more about how to support these effort! (June 5, 2013)
Breakfast with the Lawyers June 27th Click HERE to RSVP
Member in the news, March for Innovation, Mosaic Awards, upcoming events and more..
Join us for another Diversify Nashville: Mix & Mingle 2
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is proud to co-host a unique networking event combining Ad2 (The Professionals group of the American Advertising Federation), the GLBT Chamber of Commerce and our own Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce's Young Entrepreneurs & Professionals (YEP). What is Diversify Nashville? The purpose is to introduce members of different business and non profit organizations to each other with a goal of networking and building business. Join our next DN networking event!
RSVP required to [email protected]
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is proud to co-host a unique networking event combining Ad2 (The Professionals group of the American Advertising Federation), the GLBT Chamber of Commerce and our own Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce's Young Entrepreneurs & Professionals (YEP). What is Diversify Nashville? The purpose is to introduce members of different business and non profit organizations to each other with a goal of networking and building business. Join our next DN networking event!
RSVP required to [email protected]
Presented by UNITE Magazine. Hosted by Bar Louie in the Gulch, recognized as the first LEED ND Certified green neighborhood in the southeastern United States and only the fourth Silver Certified neighborhood in the world.
White House Roundtable: NAHCC members meet with The Honorable Victor Mendez, Administrator, Federal Highway Administration (click on photo for larger view)
Tuesday, April 30: Breakfast with the Lawyers
FREE to NAHCC members [email protected].
*Non members wishing to attend please click HERE
FREE to NAHCC members [email protected].
*Non members wishing to attend please click HERE
Join our Board, members and friends in
Celebrating Hispanic Films only @NashFilmFest
Wed. April 24th Celebrating Hispanic Films & Filmmakers Party
with the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
[email protected]
Celebrating Hispanic Films only @NashFilmFest
Wed. April 24th Celebrating Hispanic Films & Filmmakers Party
with the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
[email protected]
Member in the news, upcoming events..
Make your business voice count!
Join Tennesseans for Immigration Reform!
*The NAHCC is a member of the Partnership For A New American
Economy, Tennesseans For Immigration Reform and
The National Hispanic Leadership Agenda
Join Tennesseans for Immigration Reform!
*The NAHCC is a member of the Partnership For A New American
Economy, Tennesseans For Immigration Reform and
The National Hispanic Leadership Agenda
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Senator Lamar Alexander http://www.alexander.senate.gov/public/ (202) 224-4944
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Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Urges
Members to Take Action: Call on Congress to Pass Comprehensive Immigration Reform
Applauds Tennesseans Business and Community Leadership on the issue
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Middle Tennessee's longest-running, most influential Hispanic business membership association, urges members to take action and call on Congress to pass a Comprehensive Immigration Reform package.
As a leading voice for Hispanic businesses, the NAHCC commends the leadership in our state for recognizing that immigration reform is an important economic imperative. The NAHCC commends the leadership of Tennesseans for Immigration Reform in support of bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform.
There are an estimated 11 million undocumented workers currently in the U.S. Without fear of deportation or prosecution, these individuals, if authorized to work or start a business, can help boost our American economy. More importantly, comprehensive immigration reform promises an end to the underground U.S. labor market in undocumented immigrants and will allow U.S. businesses to safely and reliably meet their labor demands.
The Latino community is united in wanting to fix our nation’s broken immigration policies. With 38 percent of Hispanics in the U.S. being foreign-born, this is an issue that impacts us, our families, and our neighbors.
“Comprehensive immigration reform is long overdue as it compromises the economic growth potential and prosperity of our nation if not addressed in an expeditious matter. And it is good for business, as it facilitates a pathway for compliance and new opportunities for immigrant workers who are filling a critical gap in the U.S. workforce” says Yuri Cunza, NAHCC President and CEO.
By presenting a unified front with a single voice, business, civic and community leaders from across Tennessee can play a critical role in our national debate as we take the necessary steps to resolve this issue.
"As the chair of the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, I support the growing movement and voices for immigration reform. Let’s continue working together towards that goal" said Mario Ramos, NAHCC chairman.
The NAHCC is committed to promoting the economic development of our region and to continue fostering the intrinsic leadership potential of Hispanic entrepreneurs in Tennessee. Hispanic owned businesses are the fastest growing population of American business enterprises and are at the forefront of our nation's economic growth. Hispanic communities have an entrepreneurial spirit and lead the nation in small business start ups, presenting a potential source for future innovation, and job creation. CLICK HERE FOR MORE....
As a leading voice for Hispanic businesses, the NAHCC commends the leadership in our state for recognizing that immigration reform is an important economic imperative. The NAHCC commends the leadership of Tennesseans for Immigration Reform in support of bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform.
There are an estimated 11 million undocumented workers currently in the U.S. Without fear of deportation or prosecution, these individuals, if authorized to work or start a business, can help boost our American economy. More importantly, comprehensive immigration reform promises an end to the underground U.S. labor market in undocumented immigrants and will allow U.S. businesses to safely and reliably meet their labor demands.
The Latino community is united in wanting to fix our nation’s broken immigration policies. With 38 percent of Hispanics in the U.S. being foreign-born, this is an issue that impacts us, our families, and our neighbors.
“Comprehensive immigration reform is long overdue as it compromises the economic growth potential and prosperity of our nation if not addressed in an expeditious matter. And it is good for business, as it facilitates a pathway for compliance and new opportunities for immigrant workers who are filling a critical gap in the U.S. workforce” says Yuri Cunza, NAHCC President and CEO.
By presenting a unified front with a single voice, business, civic and community leaders from across Tennessee can play a critical role in our national debate as we take the necessary steps to resolve this issue.
"As the chair of the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, I support the growing movement and voices for immigration reform. Let’s continue working together towards that goal" said Mario Ramos, NAHCC chairman.
The NAHCC is committed to promoting the economic development of our region and to continue fostering the intrinsic leadership potential of Hispanic entrepreneurs in Tennessee. Hispanic owned businesses are the fastest growing population of American business enterprises and are at the forefront of our nation's economic growth. Hispanic communities have an entrepreneurial spirit and lead the nation in small business start ups, presenting a potential source for future innovation, and job creation. CLICK HERE FOR MORE....
Access To Capital and Consumer Lending Abuses In Nashville’s Low Income Neighborhoods
On Tuesday, March 26th at 5:30 PM in Flynn Auditorium, Vanderbilt Law School will be hosting a panel discussion to address Access To Capital and Consumer Lending Abuses In Nashville’s Low Income Neighborhoods. Featuring speakers from Nashville’s banking, finance and legal communities, the panel will discuss the devastating economic consequences that modern payday lending has on the working poor, and will consider possible legislative solutions to the problems faced by underbanked populations. Moderated by VLS Professor Paige Skiba, the panel will include David Tarpley of the Legal Aid Society, Yuri Cunza of the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Luis Parodi of Fifth Third Bank, and Mario Avila of Contigo Financial. Schedule permitting, a representative from Tennessee’s Department of Financial Institutions will be speaking as well.
This panel discussion is co-sponsored by Law Students for Social Justice, the Vanderbilt Law and Business Society, La Alianza, and Owen’s Finance and Latin Business Clubs. The event is open to the public, and a catered reception will follow.
For more information, please contact Daniel Horwitz at [email protected].
This panel discussion is co-sponsored by Law Students for Social Justice, the Vanderbilt Law and Business Society, La Alianza, and Owen’s Finance and Latin Business Clubs. The event is open to the public, and a catered reception will follow.
For more information, please contact Daniel Horwitz at [email protected].
Monthly NAHCC Lunch & Learn Series
Tuesday, March 26, from 12 PM to 1 PM
Registration is FREE for NAHCC members. Non members click HERE
Tuesday, March 26, from 12 PM to 1 PM
Registration is FREE for NAHCC members. Non members click HERE
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce invites you to:
"Modern Cities as Engines of Economic Opportunity and Social Progress"
Keynote Speaker: Henry Cisneros, Founder and Chairman, CityView, Former Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Monday, March 11, 2013 - 5:30 p.m.
Nashville Children’s Theatre (25 Middleton Street)
"Modern Cities as Engines of Economic Opportunity and Social Progress"
Keynote Speaker: Henry Cisneros, Founder and Chairman, CityView, Former Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Monday, March 11, 2013 - 5:30 p.m.
Nashville Children’s Theatre (25 Middleton Street)
NAHCC Newsletter
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Join us for our NAHCC/SBA Small Business Outreach Workshop
Thursday, February 28, 2013 9:00AM to 10:00 AM
Click HERE to learn more
Thursday, February 28, 2013 9:00AM to 10:00 AM
Click HERE to learn more
Diversify Nashville: Mix & Mingle @Entrepreneur Center
Our first Diversify Nashville: Mix & Mingle #1 networking event was a great success last Tuesday Feb. 5th at the Entrepreneur Center. Please visit our partner AAF Nashville on Facebook for more photos, by Rocky Moreno, from last night's wonderful event! http://tinyurl.com/b6tw6g7 Thank you to all participants for helping make this event a success! Muy bien!
Diversify Nashville #1 is a collaborative effort by the American Advertising Federation Nashville Chapter, Ad2 (AAF's Young Professionals, Unite Magazine, GLBT Chamber of Commerce and the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
Diversify Nashville #1 is a collaborative effort by the American Advertising Federation Nashville Chapter, Ad2 (AAF's Young Professionals, Unite Magazine, GLBT Chamber of Commerce and the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
Member alert -Deadline approaching:
Business for Good Competition
Submit a business model concept for an opportunity to pitch yout idea to an audience of Nashville’s most successful entrepreneurs, social entrepreneurs, and community leaders and a chance to win seed funding, incubation space, mentorship/coaching, branding services, legal and technical assistance, and other great awards. Click HERE for more.
Join us at the Entrepreneur Center* for our
first NAHCC member networking event of 2013!
Tuesday February 5, 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
*Read about our partnership in support of the Entrepreneur Center's work HERE
Celebrate the Season with Us!
Click HERE to view invite
Join us for our Feliz Navidad Reception, Angel Tree, and Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee food drive, hosted by NAHCC member DHPM, PC - Law Firm.
Join our NAHCC Board and members, friends in the community and special guests doing our part to share the spirit of the season with others in the community!
Latin inspired hors d'œuvres & beverages, hot chocolate, pan dulce, and holiday tunes!
Wednesday December 19, 2012 - 5 PM to 7 PM
[email protected] or 615.216.5737
Join our NAHCC Board and members, friends in the community and special guests doing our part to share the spirit of the season with others in the community!
Latin inspired hors d'œuvres & beverages, hot chocolate, pan dulce, and holiday tunes!
Wednesday December 19, 2012 - 5 PM to 7 PM
[email protected] or 615.216.5737
View our November newsletter HERE
NAHCC Joins As 57th Partner In Effort to Help Tennessee Become No. 1 State for Global Entrepreneurship Week 2012
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NAHCC Joins As 57th Partner In Effort to Help Tennessee Become No. 1 State for Global Entrepreneurship Week 2012
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NAHCC's 8th Annual Business & Community Awards
October 11, 2012 - 5:30 to 8 PM
October 11, 2012 - 5:30 to 8 PM
NAHCC in the news!
http://www.hispanicnashville.com/2012/10/unity-in-diversity-8th-annual-business.html
http://www.nashvillescene.com/pitw/archives/2012/10/11/eighth-annual-hispanic-heritage-month-business-and-community-awards
http://www.tennessean.com/article/20121011/OPINION03/310110029/Embrace-Hispanics-role-strengthening-our-economy
http://www.tennessean.com/article/20121017/BUSINESS01/310170094
http://www.nashvilleledger.com/editorial/Article.aspx?id=61846
http://belmontphoto.smugmug.com/Events-and-Speakers/Hispanic-Heritage-Month/25425093_CWQkFd#!i=2092949948&k=vSjH2BL
http://www.hispanicnashville.com/2012/10/unity-in-diversity-8th-annual-business.html
http://www.nashvillescene.com/pitw/archives/2012/10/11/eighth-annual-hispanic-heritage-month-business-and-community-awards
http://www.tennessean.com/article/20121011/OPINION03/310110029/Embrace-Hispanics-role-strengthening-our-economy
http://www.tennessean.com/article/20121017/BUSINESS01/310170094
http://www.nashvilleledger.com/editorial/Article.aspx?id=61846
http://belmontphoto.smugmug.com/Events-and-Speakers/Hispanic-Heritage-Month/25425093_CWQkFd#!i=2092949948&k=vSjH2BL
*** Click HERE for our October 2012 newsletter ***
NAHCC Partner MEDWeek Alert!
POWER NETWORKING Business Expo!
Monday, October 01, 2012, 05:30pm-07:30pm
by Nashville Minority Business Center
Come celebrate the 30th Minority Enterprise Development Week and support Nashville's finest at the Power Networking Expo. Bring business cards for one to one contacts.
Entrepreneurs...you have the mike (optional) so prepare your 60 second elevator pitch. Please share with your network and register HERE
Monday, October 01, 2012, 05:30pm-07:30pm
by Nashville Minority Business Center
Come celebrate the 30th Minority Enterprise Development Week and support Nashville's finest at the Power Networking Expo. Bring business cards for one to one contacts.
Entrepreneurs...you have the mike (optional) so prepare your 60 second elevator pitch. Please share with your network and register HERE
Featured music event of the week
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at Nashville Public Library's Courtyard Concert
Tuesday, October 2 from 11:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
featuring Rachel Rodriguez Combining Tex-Mex, country, rock, and Latin influences, Rachel Rodriguez is a songwriter, dancer and talented bi-lingual performer whose heart lies in her love of country music.
Come and hear Rachel perform her brand of personal style and rhythm. Chips, salsa and queso will be served compliments of Qdoba
Free concerts in the courtyard at the downtown Nashville Public Library 615 Church Street, Nashville
Tuesday, October 2 from 11:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
featuring Rachel Rodriguez Combining Tex-Mex, country, rock, and Latin influences, Rachel Rodriguez is a songwriter, dancer and talented bi-lingual performer whose heart lies in her love of country music.
Come and hear Rachel perform her brand of personal style and rhythm. Chips, salsa and queso will be served compliments of Qdoba
Free concerts in the courtyard at the downtown Nashville Public Library 615 Church Street, Nashville
NAHCC in the news...
Nashville Hispanic Chamber Named National SBA Partner to Increase Support for Hispanic Entrepreneurs
Yuri Cunza
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Small Business Administration and the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) are teaming together on a pilot program in eight states to broaden the impact of the agency's programs among Hispanic entrepreneurs.
"We just returned from the 33rd U. S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce National Convention in Los Angeles, where this important announcement was made, naming our Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (NAHCC) as one of eight partners with SBA in our nationwide effort to assist the Hispanic small business community, and we are very encouraged and gratified to be a part of this worthwhile effort in Tennessee," said Yuri Cunza, President and CEO of the NAHCC. Read more...
"We just returned from the 33rd U. S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce National Convention in Los Angeles, where this important announcement was made, naming our Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (NAHCC) as one of eight partners with SBA in our nationwide effort to assist the Hispanic small business community, and we are very encouraged and gratified to be a part of this worthwhile effort in Tennessee," said Yuri Cunza, President and CEO of the NAHCC. Read more...
SAVE THE DATE!
8th Annual Hispanic Heritage Month
Business & Community Awards: October 11th
[email protected]
Learn about Hispanic Heritage Month events by visiting us regularly through October 15th or visit our Strategic Partner, the Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau's National Hispanic Heritage Month page HERE
If you would like to submit a Hispanic Heritage Month event
please e-mail us at [email protected]
Business & Community Awards: October 11th
[email protected]
Learn about Hispanic Heritage Month events by visiting us regularly through October 15th or visit our Strategic Partner, the Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau's National Hispanic Heritage Month page HERE
If you would like to submit a Hispanic Heritage Month event
please e-mail us at [email protected]
Become a sponsor of this event: [email protected] or call 615-216-5737
Recent Events: Hispanic Heritage Month Official Kick-Off event: Fri. Sept.14th
NAHCC members, partners and community joined for our traditional reception on the eve of the official Hispanic Heritage Month kick-off at the Vince Gill Room at Belmont University's Curb Event Center. The event was free and open to the public.
NAHCC members, partners and community joined for our traditional reception on the eve of the official Hispanic Heritage Month kick-off at the Vince Gill Room at Belmont University's Curb Event Center. The event was free and open to the public.
2012 Corporate Members & Partners
Bryan Pieper will present "Racial and Sexual Harassment: What is it? How do you
Prevent it?" at the August 14 session of Desayuno con los Abogados - Breakfast with the Lawyers, co-sponsored by DHPM and the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Bryan focuses his practice on employment law and commercial litigation and is a Rule 31 listed civil mediator. He has extensive experience in litigation of employment disputes
including racial and sexual harassment matters and advises clients on compliance with federal and state laws relating to work place harassment issues.
Location: DHPM, PC, 1720 West End Avenue, Suite 300, Nashville, Tennessee 37203
RSVP: April Conner at 615.425.7111 or [email protected]
Prevent it?" at the August 14 session of Desayuno con los Abogados - Breakfast with the Lawyers, co-sponsored by DHPM and the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Bryan focuses his practice on employment law and commercial litigation and is a Rule 31 listed civil mediator. He has extensive experience in litigation of employment disputes
including racial and sexual harassment matters and advises clients on compliance with federal and state laws relating to work place harassment issues.
Location: DHPM, PC, 1720 West End Avenue, Suite 300, Nashville, Tennessee 37203
RSVP: April Conner at 615.425.7111 or [email protected]
Breakfast with the Attorneys: Preserving your family’s wealth. Everyone is working hard to create wealth, but not enough people are working on how they are going to keep the wealth they create. There are many ways that the family wealth can be taken away from the family, especially after a death, from a divorce, and by creditors. Families need to create plans and take advantage of the laws that allow them to keep their wealth and prevent “outsiders” from taking it away. You are invited to attend this free legal briefing on Tuesday July 17 at 7:30 AM by David Heller, attorney and member of DHPM, PC-Attorneys at Law, a Nashville Hispanic Chamber of Commerce member.
Please RSVP by calling 615.425.7111 or via email at [email protected]. If you have questions about this or other up coming program please call us at 615-216-5737
Please RSVP by calling 615.425.7111 or via email at [email protected]. If you have questions about this or other up coming program please call us at 615-216-5737
Join us for the Grand Opening of our member Nashville Metros'
new indoor soccer complex facility in South Nashville
Saturday, June 30, 2012 - 9:30 AM
new indoor soccer complex facility in South Nashville
Saturday, June 30, 2012 - 9:30 AM
Recent Events & Programs
Click HERE for our May/June newsletter
Click HERE to read The Tennessean newspaper Executive Q&A with Javier Palomarez, President & CEO of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Click HERE to read The Tennessean newspaper Executive Q&A with Javier Palomarez, President & CEO of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
2012 Corporate Members and Partners
Upcoming Events & Programs
Meet & Greet NAHCC member event with
Javier Palomarez, President & CEO, United States Hispanic
Chamber of Commerce
Click on picture below to learn more
Click HERE for coverage on The Tennessean newspaper
Javier Palomarez, President & CEO, United States Hispanic
Chamber of Commerce
Click on picture below to learn more
Click HERE for coverage on The Tennessean newspaper
NAHCC Chairman Mario Ramos, past Chairman Luis Bustillos, SBA Director Walter Perry, USHCC President & CEO Javier Palomarez, Angela Martinez, David Gaviria, NCVB's Connie Kinnard, Fifth Third Bank Vice President Luis Parod, Councilman Walter Hunt, Michael Shulz with U.S Senator Lamar Alexander, Paul Van Cotthem and Vice Chair Loraine Segovia-Paz (all on left) listen to Mayor Karl Dean's welcoming remarks. Thursday May 3rd 2012 @5:00 PM / Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis.
"Diversity Partnership Day"
Friday March 30, 2012
Holiday Inn- Nashville Airport
2200 Elm Hill Pike Nashville, TN 37214
Noon to 4:00 PM.
Click HERE to register
Hosted by the Associated General Contractors (AGC) in Partnership with the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Friday March 30, 2012
Holiday Inn- Nashville Airport
2200 Elm Hill Pike Nashville, TN 37214
Noon to 4:00 PM.
Click HERE to register
Hosted by the Associated General Contractors (AGC) in Partnership with the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
2012 NAHCC Annual Membership Meeting
Announcing Hispanic Scholarship Fund (HSF) Partnership
Thurday March 8, 2012
5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
[email protected]
or call (615) 216-5737
Announcing Hispanic Scholarship Fund (HSF) Partnership
Thurday March 8, 2012
5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
[email protected]
or call (615) 216-5737
Floyd Shechter owner of Smart Space LLC, Frank Alvarez, HSF CEO, Loraine Segovia Paz NAHCC Vice Chair and owner of Hispanic Paper Publishing, Luis Parodi with Fifth Third Bank and NAHCC Foundation member, Dr.Alicia Torres Griffin onwer of Cornerstone Oral Health Care P.C and Yuri Cunza, President & CEO Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
NAHCC and the Hispanic Scholarship Fund Join Forces to Bring Generation First Degree to Hispanic Students in Nashville
New partnership aims to place a college degree in every Latino household in the area.
Nashville, Tennessee.- The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce announced a strategic partnership agreement with the Hispanic Scholarship Fund (HSF) to foster the next generation of Hispanics with a college degree and improve educational outcomes among Hispanic students. Under the partnership, the two organizations will seek to increase access to scholarships for top Hispanic undergraduates and raise awareness among these young talented leaders of the potential impact they can have in the world.
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, supports economic and workforce
development initiatives as well as training opportunities for entrepreneurs and young Hispanics in Nashville and Middle Tennessee. The Hispanic Scholarship Fund is the nation's leading Hispanic scholarship organization, awarding 4,000 to 5,000 scholarships annually, the majority of which go to students who are the first in their family to attend college.
The announcement was made at the recent NAHCC's annual membership meeting, "I was impressed by the turnout of so many Latino leaders, and moved by their commitment to further the educational attainment of Nashville area Latinos for benefit of their overall community. The partnership recently formed with the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber is an important step in bringing Generation First Degree to Nashville, and through this partnership, place a college degree in every Latino household in the area." Frank D. Alvarez, Hispanic Scholarship Fund, President & CEO.
Under the NAHCC and HSF partnership, scholarships will be awarded to Hispanic college students based on academic achievement and leadership experience, and recipients will have the opportunity to participate through the year in leadership development programs created by the NAHCC.
"Our partnership with HSF is a great opportunity for members of Nashville's vibrant Hispanic business community to become a contributing force in the process of helping increase the number of Hispanic students attending colleges and universities in Tennessee, by strengthening the educational resources available for students to achieve their dreams" said Yuri Cunza, NAHCC President and CEO.
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce places a particular focus on attracting and fostering the leadership of individuals who share a common Hispanic heritage background. According to the most recent U.S Census data more than 10 percent of Nashville population is Hispanic. The NAHCC leadership finds it compatible with the organization's mission to work on ensuring all children have access to an excellent education.
Thank you members, corporate sponsors and community partners!
JOIN OUR VIRTUAL FOOD DRIVE
If you are not able to attend our Holiday Mixer but wish to support Second Harvest Food Bank please click HERE
You too can help Middle Tennessee's Hungry this season!
Last year, Hispanic chamber members helped raise near 1,000 lbs. of non-perishable food items that were delivered to Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee
If you are not able to attend our Holiday Mixer but wish to support Second Harvest Food Bank please click HERE
You too can help Middle Tennessee's Hungry this season!
Last year, Hispanic chamber members helped raise near 1,000 lbs. of non-perishable food items that were delivered to Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee
U.S Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
awards three Nashville businesses
Click here for more
Click here for coverage from the Nashville Post
awards three Nashville businesses
Click here for more
Click here for coverage from the Nashville Post
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in Partnership with the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Foundation is proud to present
Green Builds Business
Click HERE and HERE for more
view program agenda HERE
Video presentation HERE
An official 2011 Global Entrepreneurship Week Event
Green Builds Business is a national initiative, launched earlier this year designed to educate Hispanic business entrepreneurs on environmental sustainability and guide them on how to formulate and implement green business plans that hold the potential of creating jobs, growing profits and reducing emissions this year.
20 Hispanic owned businesses will be selected by the NAHCC from the Nashville and surrounding areas to participate in the two-day workshop scheduled for November 15 and 16, 2011, at the Loews Vanderbilt Hotel in Nashville, certified as eco-friendly by the Tennessee Green Hospitality program.
The Green Builds Business Program is a full day of coaching on best practices in an effort to lower operating cost, increases revenues, and motivate workers while enhancing the
health of people and the planer, led by Bill Roth, Founder of Earth 2017. Bill’s leadership roles have included serving as Senior Vice President Energy Services for PG&E, COO of Texaco Ovonics Hydrogen Solutions and President of Cleantech America.
To register please contact Yuri Cunza or Loraine Segovia-Paz at the NAHCC
615-216-5737 or via email: [email protected]
Green Builds Business is a national initiative, launched earlier this year designed to educate Hispanic business entrepreneurs on environmental sustainability and guide them on how to formulate and implement green business plans that hold the potential of creating jobs, growing profits and reducing emissions this year.
20 Hispanic owned businesses will be selected by the NAHCC from the Nashville and surrounding areas to participate in the two-day workshop scheduled for November 15 and 16, 2011, at the Loews Vanderbilt Hotel in Nashville, certified as eco-friendly by the Tennessee Green Hospitality program.
The Green Builds Business Program is a full day of coaching on best practices in an effort to lower operating cost, increases revenues, and motivate workers while enhancing the
health of people and the planer, led by Bill Roth, Founder of Earth 2017. Bill’s leadership roles have included serving as Senior Vice President Energy Services for PG&E, COO of Texaco Ovonics Hydrogen Solutions and President of Cleantech America.
To register please contact Yuri Cunza or Loraine Segovia-Paz at the NAHCC
615-216-5737 or via email: [email protected]
About Global Entrepreneurship Week
Global Entrepreneurship Week is a global initiative to promote entrepreneurship, innovation and creativity in local communities across the globe. On the week of Nov. 14-20, millions of people around the world will join a growing movement to generate new ideas and to seek better ways of doing things. Thousands of activities are being planned in more than 70 countries around the world. Global Entrepreneurship Week is founded by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation and the Make Your Mark campaign. To view a complete list of participating countries and organizations or to learn more, visit www.unleashingideas.org.
Global Entrepreneurship Week is a global initiative to promote entrepreneurship, innovation and creativity in local communities across the globe. On the week of Nov. 14-20, millions of people around the world will join a growing movement to generate new ideas and to seek better ways of doing things. Thousands of activities are being planned in more than 70 countries around the world. Global Entrepreneurship Week is founded by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation and the Make Your Mark campaign. To view a complete list of participating countries and organizations or to learn more, visit www.unleashingideas.org.
NAHCC Announces Winners of 7th Annual Business & Community Excellence Awards
NAHCC announces the winners of its 7th Annual Hispanic Heritage Month Business & Community Excellence Awards
Institutional Leadership Award
Jennifer Cole Metropolitan Nashville Arts Commission
Hispanic Community Advocate of the year Award
Elliott Ozment, Immigration Law Office of Elliott Ozment
Outstanding Member Achievement Award - Education
Tennessee Foreign Language Institute
Hispanic Entrepreneur Achievement Award
Angel Zuniga Martinez, Fiesta Insurance
Emerging Hispanic Business Award
Pupuseria Salvadorena
Building Neighborhoods Award
Commander Mike Alexander
Metro Nashville Police Department South Precinct
Outstanding Hispanic Professional Achievement Award - Arts
Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons
Outstanding Hispanic Media Professional Achievement Award
Cristina O. Allen, Que Pasa Nashville WTVF Channel 5+
Journalism and Hispanic Community Award
Cindy McCain, Nashville Latin Dancing Examiner
Outstanding Advocacy in Education Award - USHCC Foundation
(United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Foundation)
Certificate of Recognition Outstanding Contributions in Business Advocacy
Nashville Minority Business Center's
29th Annual Nashville Minority Enterprise Development Week - MEDWeek
Certificate of Appreciation Outstanding Contributions & Business Advocacy
David Tiller, Small Business Administration TN District Office
Certificate of Appreciation Outstanding Contributions & Community Service
Fabian Bedne, Distric 31, Metropolitan Council of Nashville and Davidson County
Institutional Leadership Award
Jennifer Cole Metropolitan Nashville Arts Commission
Hispanic Community Advocate of the year Award
Elliott Ozment, Immigration Law Office of Elliott Ozment
Outstanding Member Achievement Award - Education
Tennessee Foreign Language Institute
Hispanic Entrepreneur Achievement Award
Angel Zuniga Martinez, Fiesta Insurance
Emerging Hispanic Business Award
Pupuseria Salvadorena
Building Neighborhoods Award
Commander Mike Alexander
Metro Nashville Police Department South Precinct
Outstanding Hispanic Professional Achievement Award - Arts
Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons
Outstanding Hispanic Media Professional Achievement Award
Cristina O. Allen, Que Pasa Nashville WTVF Channel 5+
Journalism and Hispanic Community Award
Cindy McCain, Nashville Latin Dancing Examiner
Outstanding Advocacy in Education Award - USHCC Foundation
(United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Foundation)
Certificate of Recognition Outstanding Contributions in Business Advocacy
Nashville Minority Business Center's
29th Annual Nashville Minority Enterprise Development Week - MEDWeek
Certificate of Appreciation Outstanding Contributions & Business Advocacy
David Tiller, Small Business Administration TN District Office
Certificate of Appreciation Outstanding Contributions & Community Service
Fabian Bedne, Distric 31, Metropolitan Council of Nashville and Davidson County
You Are Invited!
7th Annual Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration
& Awards Ceremony
Thursday, October 13, 2011
5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
Nashville City Club
Winner of the 2011 Toast of Music City 'Best View of the City' Award!
RSVP by October 11th HERE
The NAHCC recognizes the support of our members, Corporate Sponsors & Community Partners:
& Awards Ceremony
Thursday, October 13, 2011
5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
Nashville City Club
Winner of the 2011 Toast of Music City 'Best View of the City' Award!
RSVP by October 11th HERE
The NAHCC recognizes the support of our members, Corporate Sponsors & Community Partners:
October Events
Oct. 1
Celebrate Nashville at Centennial Park - 10 AM to 6 PM Free Admission Click HERE for details
Oct. 4
Celebrating Hispanic Art @ the MNAC (800 Second Ave. South) 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM
followed by Celebrating Hispanic Artists Reception @ The Nashville City Club.
The exhibit includes work by Orlando García Camacho, Antonieta Capdevila, Aida Costner, Yuri Cunza, Adolfo Dávila, Gladys Escobar, Gil Veda, Alba Gonzalez-Nylander, John D. Griffin, Megan Kelley, Zolita Mojica, Mario Moreno, Inés Negri, Jairo Prado, Mike Quiñones Gonzalez, Sandra Rivera, Kathryn García
Smith, Liliana Vélez and Yenny Walker. Click HERE for press coverage.
Oct. 1
Celebrate Nashville at Centennial Park - 10 AM to 6 PM Free Admission Click HERE for details
Oct. 4
Celebrating Hispanic Art @ the MNAC (800 Second Ave. South) 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM
followed by Celebrating Hispanic Artists Reception @ The Nashville City Club.
The exhibit includes work by Orlando García Camacho, Antonieta Capdevila, Aida Costner, Yuri Cunza, Adolfo Dávila, Gladys Escobar, Gil Veda, Alba Gonzalez-Nylander, John D. Griffin, Megan Kelley, Zolita Mojica, Mario Moreno, Inés Negri, Jairo Prado, Mike Quiñones Gonzalez, Sandra Rivera, Kathryn García
Smith, Liliana Vélez and Yenny Walker. Click HERE for press coverage.
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Oct. 5
Seminar: Social Media + 7 Deadly Sins of the Small Business -In partnership
with Nashville Minority Business Center MED Week 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
Small Business Administration TN district office. Register HERE
JOSÉ TORRES-TAMA
Aliens, Immigrants, & Other Evildoers
7:30 p.m. @ Vanderbilt Student Life Center Ballroom
Oct. 6
"A World of Friendship" Reception and Silent Auction 5:30-7:30 PM
Farmer's Market 900 Rosa Parks Blvd. Click HERE to RSVP
Oct. 8
Community Mural NAHCC members volunteer @ Ross Elementary School
Oct. 10
Dia de la Raza - Columbus Day Celebration @ Bishop Johnson Black Cultural Center 5 to 7 PM
Oct. 12
Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons: Mama/Reciprocal Energy Oct. 12 - Dec. 8,
2011 Vanderbilt University Fine Arts Gallery Cohen Memorial Hall
1220 21st Avenue South Nashville, TN 37203
Oct. 13
Hispanic Heritage Month Business & Community
Excellence Awards Ceremony @ Nashville City Club
*Closing of Hispanic Heritage Month festivities event 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
Hors d'oeuvres, cocktails, music, door prizes, business and community awards,
special guests and more. RSVP HERE
Oct.15
Official ending of Hispanic Heritage Month
Oct.22
Fall Fiesta at Vol State Community Collge Campus
Celebration of Hispanic culture at the Volunteer State Community College campus in Gallatin. The Fiesta runs from 10am-4pm and featuring food, music and fun. Best of all, it’s a free event and open to everyone. Hispanic
Alliance Cook-Off Contest and more.
Oct.29
The Composer is Dead narrated in Spanish by Giancarlo Guerrero
12:30 PM @ Schermerhorn Symphony Center. Click HERE for details
Nov.22
Kings of Salsa
7 p.m @ Schermerhorn Symphony Center. Click HERE for details
Ongoing Events:
Arts at the Airport Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month Sept. 13 - Dec.17, 2011
In celebration of the National Hispanic Heritage month, Arts at the Airport
presents five Nashville artists of Hispanic descent: Orlando Garcia-Camacho,
Rachel Hernandez Hensley, Jairo Prado, Liliana Velez and Mayra Yu-Morales.
For more Hispanic Heritage Month festivities please visit our Community Partner the Nashville Convention and Visitors Bureau website HERE
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Recent Featured Events:
Sept.15
Mayor Karl Dean, Hispanic Chamber proclaim Hispanic Heritage Month Click HERE, HERE and HERE for media coverage. For Mayor's Proclamation and event photos click HERE
Sept.22
NAHCC Hispanic Young Professionals Networking Mixer @ The Nashville City Club
Click HERE to view our full 2011 Hispanic Heritage Month Calendar.
Questions? Call 615-216-5737 or [email protected]
Oct. 5
Seminar: Social Media + 7 Deadly Sins of the Small Business -In partnership
with Nashville Minority Business Center MED Week 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
Small Business Administration TN district office. Register HERE
JOSÉ TORRES-TAMA
Aliens, Immigrants, & Other Evildoers
7:30 p.m. @ Vanderbilt Student Life Center Ballroom
Oct. 6
"A World of Friendship" Reception and Silent Auction 5:30-7:30 PM
Farmer's Market 900 Rosa Parks Blvd. Click HERE to RSVP
Oct. 8
Community Mural NAHCC members volunteer @ Ross Elementary School
Oct. 10
Dia de la Raza - Columbus Day Celebration @ Bishop Johnson Black Cultural Center 5 to 7 PM
Oct. 12
Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons: Mama/Reciprocal Energy Oct. 12 - Dec. 8,
2011 Vanderbilt University Fine Arts Gallery Cohen Memorial Hall
1220 21st Avenue South Nashville, TN 37203
Oct. 13
Hispanic Heritage Month Business & Community
Excellence Awards Ceremony @ Nashville City Club
*Closing of Hispanic Heritage Month festivities event 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
Hors d'oeuvres, cocktails, music, door prizes, business and community awards,
special guests and more. RSVP HERE
Oct.15
Official ending of Hispanic Heritage Month
Oct.22
Fall Fiesta at Vol State Community Collge Campus
Celebration of Hispanic culture at the Volunteer State Community College campus in Gallatin. The Fiesta runs from 10am-4pm and featuring food, music and fun. Best of all, it’s a free event and open to everyone. Hispanic
Alliance Cook-Off Contest and more.
Oct.29
The Composer is Dead narrated in Spanish by Giancarlo Guerrero
12:30 PM @ Schermerhorn Symphony Center. Click HERE for details
Nov.22
Kings of Salsa
7 p.m @ Schermerhorn Symphony Center. Click HERE for details
Ongoing Events:
Arts at the Airport Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month Sept. 13 - Dec.17, 2011
In celebration of the National Hispanic Heritage month, Arts at the Airport
presents five Nashville artists of Hispanic descent: Orlando Garcia-Camacho,
Rachel Hernandez Hensley, Jairo Prado, Liliana Velez and Mayra Yu-Morales.
For more Hispanic Heritage Month festivities please visit our Community Partner the Nashville Convention and Visitors Bureau website HERE
___________________________________
Recent Featured Events:
Sept.15
Mayor Karl Dean, Hispanic Chamber proclaim Hispanic Heritage Month Click HERE, HERE and HERE for media coverage. For Mayor's Proclamation and event photos click HERE
Sept.22
NAHCC Hispanic Young Professionals Networking Mixer @ The Nashville City Club
Click HERE to view our full 2011 Hispanic Heritage Month Calendar.
Questions? Call 615-216-5737 or [email protected]
The NAHCC recognizes the support of our members, Corporate Sponsors & Community Partners:
Opening reception for "Nueva Vida, Nuevo Trabajo"
(New Life, New Work) featuring 19 local Hispanic artists
Friday, August 19, 2011
3 to 4:30 PM
800 Second Avenue South,
Nashville, TN 37219
Click HERE and HERE for more information
(New Life, New Work) featuring 19 local Hispanic artists
Friday, August 19, 2011
3 to 4:30 PM
800 Second Avenue South,
Nashville, TN 37219
Click HERE and HERE for more information
"Nueva Vida, Nuevo Trabajo"/"New Life, New Work" is presented by the Metro Nashville Arts Commission in partnership with the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Watch video HERE
NAHCC is a proud sponsor of the 12th Annual Mayor's First Day Festival
Click HERE to see our list of member-only discounts for July and August
It pays to be a NAHCC member. Join our 'Member Benefit' program today!
Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber members participate in University of Notre Dame Certificate Program in Nonprofit Growth Leadership. Chicago Illinois June 10 - 14, 2011
Panoramic view of University of Notre Dame master classroom. Ed Rigsbee, a nationally recognized expert on strategic alliance development, implementation and ROI with a marketing sub-specialty presents to a full class of Hispanic chamber leaders on Membership Development at the University of Notre Dame in Chicago, IL. Second day of a Four-Day University of Notre Dame Certificate Program in Nonprofit Growth Leadership. Presented by the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Loraine Segovia-Paz, Rosemary Serafin and Yuri Cunza are attending on behalf of the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. June 12, 2011. Photo by Yuri Cunza
Loraine Segovia-Paz and Rosemary Serafin from the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce during the first day of class at the University of Notre Dame in Chicago. More than 30 top Hispanic chamber executives from all over the country participate in the Nonprofit Growth Leadership Certificate Program offered by the University of Notre Dame Mendoza College of Business. From June 10 through the 14th, 2011
Leo Lainez and Yvana Mladenovic (USHCC) Ed Primeau and Mark Hardy (University of Notre Dame) Loraine Segovia-Paz, Rosemary Serafin and Yuri Cunza (Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce) at the end of a long day class on Electronic Marketing. A Four-Day University of Notre Dame Certificate Program in Nonprofit Growth Leadership.
2011 Mosaic Awards Luncheon
Thursday May 19
11 am - 1 pm
Renaissance Nashville Hotel,
611 Commerce Street
Thursday May 19
11 am - 1 pm
Renaissance Nashville Hotel,
611 Commerce Street
Dear NAHCC member,
News icon Anne Holt will join us next week as the Master of Ceremonies for our member and partner the AAF-Nashville annual Awards Luncheon. The luncheon will honor the 2011 Silver Medalist, President's Trophy winner, Nashville Mosaic winners, District ADDY winners, and scholarship recipients. Mayor Karl Dean will be the special guest and will speak on "Why Diversity is Important to Nashville."
To register please use the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce member discount code NHC-2011 available HERE
I look forward to seeing at the Mosaic Awards next Thursday May 19, 2011. Thank you.
Sincerely,
News icon Anne Holt will join us next week as the Master of Ceremonies for our member and partner the AAF-Nashville annual Awards Luncheon. The luncheon will honor the 2011 Silver Medalist, President's Trophy winner, Nashville Mosaic winners, District ADDY winners, and scholarship recipients. Mayor Karl Dean will be the special guest and will speak on "Why Diversity is Important to Nashville."
To register please use the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce member discount code NHC-2011 available HERE
I look forward to seeing at the Mosaic Awards next Thursday May 19, 2011. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Yuri Cunza
President & CEO
Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
615-216-5737 Office
[email protected]
President & CEO
Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
615-216-5737 Office
[email protected]
You are cordially invited to join us for a
The NAHCC is proud to announce the 2011 AAF Nashville
Mosaic Awards - Deadline May 5, 2011
Click on picture below for details
Mosaic Awards - Deadline May 5, 2011
Click on picture below for details
The NAHCC is a Supporting Sponsor of the AAF Nashville 2011 Mosaic Awards
More than 25,000 attendees, over 200 films in competition, shorts, panels, VIP guest, parties, music and more!
Join Us To Celebrate Hispanic Filmmaking @ Nashville Film Festival
April 14 to 22 Regal Green Hills Cinemas
NAHCC VIP Honoring Hispanic Filmmakers Reception
Monday April 18 - 9 PM
RSVP to [email protected] or call 615-216-5737
April 14 to 22 Regal Green Hills Cinemas
NAHCC VIP Honoring Hispanic Filmmakers Reception
Monday April 18 - 9 PM
RSVP to [email protected] or call 615-216-5737
Mayor Karl Dean to Hispanic chamber leaders:
"I think the most important thing we can do now as a city is creating jobs"
"I think the most important thing we can do now as a city is creating jobs"
"The Hispanic Chamber is dedicated to entrepreneurial spirit and business," Mayor Karl Dean said shortly before he welcomed the new Nashville Hispanic Chamber board. "I think the most important thing we can do now as a city is creating jobs"
"The Hispanic Chamber is to be celebrated for several reasons," the mayor told the board. "The best reasons are: you care about our economy, you care about jobs, you care about seeing the city progress"
Read more HERE
For video click HERE
"The Hispanic Chamber is to be celebrated for several reasons," the mayor told the board. "The best reasons are: you care about our economy, you care about jobs, you care about seeing the city progress"
Read more HERE
For video click HERE
Please join us to celebrate with fellow NAHCC members a great year
of programs and learn about our goals for 2011
Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
11th Annual Membership Meeting and
New Board Installation
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Loews Vanderbilt Hotel
2100 West End Avenue
Nashville, TN 37203
5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
Guest Speaker
Honorable Mayor Karl Dean
Remarks by
Rhea Kinnard
CULTURE Magazine
"How Hispanics are rising to become a force in Music City"
Complimentary hors d'oeuvres and beverages
www.nashvillehispanicchamber.com
of programs and learn about our goals for 2011
Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
11th Annual Membership Meeting and
New Board Installation
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Loews Vanderbilt Hotel
2100 West End Avenue
Nashville, TN 37203
5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
Guest Speaker
Honorable Mayor Karl Dean
Remarks by
Rhea Kinnard
CULTURE Magazine
"How Hispanics are rising to become a force in Music City"
Complimentary hors d'oeuvres and beverages
www.nashvillehispanicchamber.com
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
in partnership with
in partnership with
Cordially invites you to
An Overview of the 2010 Census and its Data Products
Presented by Angeles Ortega-Moore, U.S Census Bureau
Date: Friday, Feb.4th
Time: 9:00 am
Location: Tennessee State University
Capitol Room (3rd floor) Avon Williams Campus
330 10th Ave. North Nashville, TN 37203
An Overview of the 2010 Census and its Data Products
Presented by Angeles Ortega-Moore, U.S Census Bureau
Date: Friday, Feb.4th
Time: 9:00 am
Location: Tennessee State University
Capitol Room (3rd floor) Avon Williams Campus
330 10th Ave. North Nashville, TN 37203
This presentation by the U. S. Census Bureau in partnership with the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will provide a close look at the latest 2010 Census data to those interested in developing programs, grant writers, executive directors, small business owners and media.
To register for this free workshop, call 216-5737 or via email at: [email protected]
*Please bring your laptop for the workshop portion of the program.
This training is brought to you thanks to a partnership with H.O.P.E (Hispanic Organization for Progress and Education- Clarksville) and the U.S Census Bureau.
New Nashville Business Alliance (NNBA) Immigrant Entrepreneurs Panel
You are invited to join us at 7:30 AM for a breakfast meeting and panel discussion about Immigrant Entrepreneurs presented by the New Nashville Business Alliance-NNBA. Guest speakers will share their experience in adapting to life in the U.S. and establishing and running a business. Sponsor: Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce Nashville Entrepreneur Center; TSU Office of International Business Programs.
To register for this free workshop, call 216-5737 or via email at: [email protected]
*Please bring your laptop for the workshop portion of the program.
This training is brought to you thanks to a partnership with H.O.P.E (Hispanic Organization for Progress and Education- Clarksville) and the U.S Census Bureau.
New Nashville Business Alliance (NNBA) Immigrant Entrepreneurs Panel
You are invited to join us at 7:30 AM for a breakfast meeting and panel discussion about Immigrant Entrepreneurs presented by the New Nashville Business Alliance-NNBA. Guest speakers will share their experience in adapting to life in the U.S. and establishing and running a business. Sponsor: Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce Nashville Entrepreneur Center; TSU Office of International Business Programs.
Mayor Karl Dean, Sonny Clark owner Advance Network Solutions, and Yuri Cunza
MEMBER NEWS
Dear NAHCC members and friends,
Wishing you every happiness this Holiday Season and prosperity in the New Year we invite you to join us for our traditional Business After Hours Mixer and Food Drive benefiting Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee.
Join the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce business leaders, NAHCC members and friends for the ribbon cutting at 10:30 AM December 10, 2010
Celebrate with fellow NAHCC members and friends, enjoy delicious apetizers, cocktails and live Latin music showcase, thanks to La Bamba Mexican & Spanish Restaurant at 5:30 PM
View channel 2 news report here
Wishing you every happiness this Holiday Season and prosperity in the New Year we invite you to join us for our traditional Business After Hours Mixer and Food Drive benefiting Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee.
Join the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce business leaders, NAHCC members and friends for the ribbon cutting at 10:30 AM December 10, 2010
Celebrate with fellow NAHCC members and friends, enjoy delicious apetizers, cocktails and live Latin music showcase, thanks to La Bamba Mexican & Spanish Restaurant at 5:30 PM
View channel 2 news report here
NAHCC Holiday Business After Hours
Friday December 10, 2010 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
295 E. Thompson Lane, Nashville, TN 37211
Murfreesboro Chapter Holiday Business After Hours
Friday December 17, 2010 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
La Siesta on Greenland Drive, Murfreesboro, TN
Friday December 10, 2010 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
295 E. Thompson Lane, Nashville, TN 37211
Murfreesboro Chapter Holiday Business After Hours
Friday December 17, 2010 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
La Siesta on Greenland Drive, Murfreesboro, TN
Please bring non-perishable food donations for
Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee
Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee
[email protected] or by calling (615) 216-5737
Thank you for being a part of our organization. We look forward to continuing our relationship in the coming year. See you on the 10th!
On behalf of the Board of Directors,
Yuri Cunza
President & CEO
Tel.(615) 216-5737
On behalf of the Board of Directors,
Yuri Cunza
President & CEO
Tel.(615) 216-5737
and the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce invite you to attend
"BRIDGES TO OPPORTUNITIES"
Friday, December 10, 2010
Millennium Maxwell House Hotel
7:30am - 12:00pm
Click HERE to register
"BRIDGES TO OPPORTUNITIES"
Friday, December 10, 2010
Millennium Maxwell House Hotel
7:30am - 12:00pm
Click HERE to register
How The Census Will Impact Our Economy
Presented by The American Advertising Federation - Nashville
Thusrday November 18, 2010 @11:30 AM
A PROGRAM PRESENTED DURING GLOBAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP WEEK
November 15-21, 2010
You are invited to attend the following NAHCC member Lunch and Learn session. As a valued member benefit you will receive a discount when registering online. Just use the discount code DIVERSITY-2010 during the checkout process for $10 off from regular admission. Click HERE to register and for additional details.
Presented by The American Advertising Federation - Nashville
Thusrday November 18, 2010 @11:30 AM
A PROGRAM PRESENTED DURING GLOBAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP WEEK
November 15-21, 2010
You are invited to attend the following NAHCC member Lunch and Learn session. As a valued member benefit you will receive a discount when registering online. Just use the discount code DIVERSITY-2010 during the checkout process for $10 off from regular admission. Click HERE to register and for additional details.
7th Annual Multi-Chamber
Regional Business After Hours Event
Thursday Nov. 4, 2010 - 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Nashville Convention Center
$20 NAHCC Members $325 Exhibit Table
Click HERE to RSVP
Regional Business After Hours Event
Thursday Nov. 4, 2010 - 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Nashville Convention Center
$20 NAHCC Members $325 Exhibit Table
Click HERE to RSVP
2010 Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Business & Community Awards
October 14, 2010 - Tennessee State Museum
Click HERE and HERE for media coverage, video and photos.
Click HERE for Spanish language coverage
Business & Community Awards
October 14, 2010 - Tennessee State Museum
Click HERE and HERE for media coverage, video and photos.
Click HERE for Spanish language coverage
NAHCC Board (left to right) Loraine Segovia-Paz, Dr.Alicia Griffin, Steve Sabato, Yuri Cunza, Merdedes Suarez, Gil Veda, Dr.Galen Hull, Cameron Parrish, Luis Bustillos.
Click HERE to RSVP for this event
NAHCC's 6th Annual Hispanic Heritage Month Business & Community Awards is made possible thanks to our Corporate Sponsors and Community Partners:
NAHCC's 6th Annual Hispanic Heritage Month Business & Community Awards is made possible thanks to our Corporate Sponsors and Community Partners:
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
The NAHCC has developed a range of sponsorship opportunities for corporations, potential partners and members. To learn more e-mail us at: [email protected]
Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce*
Celebrating Our First Decade Serving Your Business
*The NAHCC is 501 (c)6 non-profit organization and is duly incorporated in the state of Tennessee
*To register, please use the following code: nahcc4
Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce partners with Music City Center Workforce Development Program to provide construction job opportunities, training
NAHCC to open a satellite information and job application return site in downtown and South Nashville for potential employees seeking assistance
For more information click HERE
INTERNATIONAL CAREER EXPO INFORMATION HERE
NAHCC to open a satellite information and job application return site in downtown and South Nashville for potential employees seeking assistance
For more information click HERE
INTERNATIONAL CAREER EXPO INFORMATION HERE
Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Announces Statewide Voter Registration Initiative
Civic Engagement Project Partners include Hispanic Chamber of East Tennessee, Hispanic Organization For Progress & Education of Clarksville and Murfreesboro Area Hispanic Chamber chapter Click HERE to learn more
Voter registration TV news coverage HERE
Civic Engagement Project Partners include Hispanic Chamber of East Tennessee, Hispanic Organization For Progress & Education of Clarksville and Murfreesboro Area Hispanic Chamber chapter Click HERE to learn more
Voter registration TV news coverage HERE
Growth And Unity Highlight Inter-Chamber Agreement Between Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of East Tennessee
Signing Ceremony Today @ Nashville City Club
Click HERE for details
Signing Ceremony Today @ Nashville City Club
Click HERE for details
NAHCC Chairman Luis Bustillos, HCCET Exec.Director Luis Velazquez, HCCET President Angel Martinez, NAHCC President Yuri Cunza at Interchamber Agreement Signing Ceremony (June 2, 2010)
NAHCC and HCCET Board members and guests from Clarksville and Murfreesboro Hispanic business community. Photo: HCCET Exec.Dir.Luis Velazquez, HCCET President Angel Martinez, NAHCC member Reynaldo Laureano,SBA District Director Walter Perry, NAHCC member Dr.Galen Hull(TSU),NAHCC Vice Chair Mario Ramos, David Tiller (SBA PIO), NAHCC Chairman Luis Bustillos, NAHCC member Frank Guzman (TN Human Rights Commission), NAHCC Board members: Brenna Davenport-Leigh (Hellbender Public Relations & Marketing), Dr. Alicia Griffin (Cornerstone Oral Health), Loraine Segovia-Paz(La Noticia Newspaper), NAHCC member Carolina Rivas (Checker Cab)
NAHCC Executive Board member Loraine Segovia-Paz receives the "Women In Business Advocate of the Year", Tennessee Champion Award recognition from US. SBA District Director Walter Perry during Tennessee Small Business Week 2010
NAHCC Vice Chair Mario Ramos makes a compelling case for the need of collaboration between Hispanic organizations through citizenship, voter registration and other civic engagement initiatives not only in Nashville but throughout the state of Tennessee.
NAHCC President Yuri Cunza, HCCET Exec.Director Luiz Velazquez, HCCET President Angel Martinez and NAHCC Chairman Luis Bustillos
Representatives from NAHCC and HCCET close the mutual collaboration inter-chamber agreement by biting a hot jalapeño peper.
Memorial Day, A Time To Remember
May 31, 2010
Dear Members & Friends,
Memorial Day is the time to reconnect with the history and values of our nation by honoring those who gave their lives for the freedoms and ideals we all care for and enjoy. More than a million American service members, men and women of valor, have died in the wars and conflicts fought since the first colonial soldiers took up arms in 1775 to fight for independence.
Representing all ethnic backgrounds, each person who died at war was a loved one to family and friends. Each was a loss to our community and nation.
Today, we must remember those that are not longer with us, our family members, neighbors, and friends who have offered the ultimate sacrifice.
Today let us remember with gratitude and pride all those who served to protect our country, our freedom and the ideals that, despite our origin, unify us as a nation.....'One nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all'.
"Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, in order to assure the survival and the success of liberty." -John Fitzgerald Kennedy (May 29, 1917 - Nov. 22, 1963) 35th President of the United States.
On behalf of the NAHCC Board of Directors,
Dear Members & Friends,
Memorial Day is the time to reconnect with the history and values of our nation by honoring those who gave their lives for the freedoms and ideals we all care for and enjoy. More than a million American service members, men and women of valor, have died in the wars and conflicts fought since the first colonial soldiers took up arms in 1775 to fight for independence.
Representing all ethnic backgrounds, each person who died at war was a loved one to family and friends. Each was a loss to our community and nation.
Today, we must remember those that are not longer with us, our family members, neighbors, and friends who have offered the ultimate sacrifice.
Today let us remember with gratitude and pride all those who served to protect our country, our freedom and the ideals that, despite our origin, unify us as a nation.....'One nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all'.
"Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, in order to assure the survival and the success of liberty." -John Fitzgerald Kennedy (May 29, 1917 - Nov. 22, 1963) 35th President of the United States.
On behalf of the NAHCC Board of Directors,
Yuri Cunza
President & CEO
Nashville Are Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
President & CEO
Nashville Are Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
NAHCC Business After Hour Event
Wednesday June 2, 2010
5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
Enjoy Delicious Chef prepared Tacos, Shrimp Shooters, Margaritas and Chips With Homemade Salsa Bar. Music, Tequila Tasting and More!
RSVP Required. Free to NAHCC members. Click HERE to register.
Wednesday June 2, 2010
5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
Enjoy Delicious Chef prepared Tacos, Shrimp Shooters, Margaritas and Chips With Homemade Salsa Bar. Music, Tequila Tasting and More!
RSVP Required. Free to NAHCC members. Click HERE to register.
U. S. SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
FACT SHEETS - DISASTER LOANS
(English and Spanish)
FACT SHEETS - DISASTER LOANS
(English and Spanish)
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FEMA IN NASHVILLE AND SUROUNDING AREAS
Mobile FEMA sites are located at the 100 Oaks Shopping Center on Thompson Ln, Franklin City Hall, and the Community Church of Christ in Hickman County. Representatives are able to answer questions one-on-one with flood victims, seven days a week 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Homeowners who suffered flood damages should contact the Federal Emergency Management Agency at 1-800-621- FEMA or go to their web site at disasterassistance.gov. Those with mobile access can go to m.fema.gov.
Mobile FEMA sites are located at the 100 Oaks Shopping Center on Thompson Ln, Franklin City Hall, and the Community Church of Christ in Hickman County. Representatives are able to answer questions one-on-one with flood victims, seven days a week 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Homeowners who suffered flood damages should contact the Federal Emergency Management Agency at 1-800-621- FEMA or go to their web site at disasterassistance.gov. Those with mobile access can go to m.fema.gov.
Business Recovery Center Opening and Press Conference Tuesday May 11, 2010
TSU President Melvin Johnson, Nashville Mayor Karl Dean with SBA Administrator Karen Mills
SBA Administrator Karen Mills will tour areas in Nashville affected by flooding and tornadoes Tuesday, May 11. In addition to participating in the opening of an SBA Business Recovery Center, she will also meet with residents, federal, state and local officials and business owners to ensure that disaster survivors receive the assistance needed to rebuild.
As the nation’s leading provider of post-disaster assistance for non-farm, private sector disaster losses, the SBA plays an important role in helping homeowners, renters, non-profit organizations and businesses of all sizes get back on their feet.
Those eligible for assistance include:
· Homeowners, who may borrow up to $200,000 to repair real estate;
· Renters and homeowners, who may borrow up to $40,000 to repair or replace personal property ;
· Businesses of all sizes and private nonprofits, who may borrow up to $2 million for physical losses;
· Small businesses, who may borrow up to $2 million for economic losses.
Business Recovery Center
Location:
Tennessee State University,
Avon Williams Campus (Downtown)
330 10th Avenue North, Room 200
Nashville, TN 37203
Hours of operation:
Monday – Saturday 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
As the nation’s leading provider of post-disaster assistance for non-farm, private sector disaster losses, the SBA plays an important role in helping homeowners, renters, non-profit organizations and businesses of all sizes get back on their feet.
Those eligible for assistance include:
· Homeowners, who may borrow up to $200,000 to repair real estate;
· Renters and homeowners, who may borrow up to $40,000 to repair or replace personal property ;
· Businesses of all sizes and private nonprofits, who may borrow up to $2 million for physical losses;
· Small businesses, who may borrow up to $2 million for economic losses.
Business Recovery Center
Location:
Tennessee State University,
Avon Williams Campus (Downtown)
330 10th Avenue North, Room 200
Nashville, TN 37203
Hours of operation:
Monday – Saturday 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
FLOOD RESOURCES FOR BUSINESSES
Please note below the list of resources available to small businesses affected by the flooding. We will be notifiying members and continue visiting sites, with help from 'Hands On Nashville', to identify businesses and individuals that may need clean up assistance.
Let us know if you are having difficulties connecting with any of the agencies listed below. Our office number is 216-5737
If you are in need of bilingual volunteers please contact our office via e-mail at: [email protected] feel free to refer anyone in need of clothes, food and shelter as well.
Key resources to help businesses affected by the flood in the recovery process:
• National Flood Insurance Program — FloodSmart.gov
• Federal Emergency Management Agency help — www.fema.gov/assistance
• U.S. Small Business Administration — www.sba.gov
Offers direct lending of up to $2 million per business at 4 percent interest from the U.S. Treasury for a range of recovery needs, in addition to lending to nonprofits and homeowners.
• National Federation of Independent Business — www.nfib.com
The Tennessee chapter has established a website with links to resources for businesses hit by the flood. Click on “NFIB in My State” and chose Tennessee.
• Past federal disasters — www.fema.gov/news/disasters.fema
• Disaster recovery tips — www.disasterassistance.gov
• Water conservation tips for businesses — www.greenbiz.com/business/research/report/2002/08/02/water-conservation
• Hands On Nashville — www.hon.org, 298-1108
(designated as the city’s point organization for volunteer efforts)
• Disaster planning — Ready.gov
• Institute for Business and Home Safety — disastersafety.org
The Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce recommends individuals and businesses wishing to help or donate to contact any or all of the following organization designated by the city to coodinate relief efforts:
- The Mayor’s Office of Emergency Management is encouraging residents who want to volunteer to sign up through Hands On Nashville. Register at www.hon.org. The city expects approved volunteer opportunities to be available by mid-week. As of Monday afternoon, more than 3,200 people had registered, said Brian Williams, executive director of Hands On Nashville. "It's pretty astonishing," Williams said Monday afternoon. "As the damage assessments come in, … we’ll start deploying volunteers where they’re needed in the next 24 hours or so."
- The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, in partnership with the Mayor’s Office of Emergency Management, is collecting donations to support flood relief, restoration and clean-up efforts in Davidson County through the Metro Nashville Disaster Response Fund. It has also activated its Tennessee Emergency Response Fund to help communities in need beyond Davidson County. Donations can be made online to both funds at www.cfmt.org/floodrelief or by calling 321-4939
- The Nashville Area Red Cross also is accepting donations to support its relief efforts of the flooding victims. Donations can be made at www.nashvilleredcross.org or by calling 250-4300
- Source: Nashville Business Journal, Small Business Administration
If you are in need of bilingual volunteers please contact our office via e-mail at: [email protected]
Emergency Operations Center Issues Flood Information Update
Cumberland river crested to close to 52 feet last night
The Mayor's Office of Emergency Management confirms a total of ten fatalities in Davidson County that are thought to be flood related. 'It is vitally important that citizens stay out of evacuated areas.'
Metro officials are working closely with the Corps of Engineers and the National Weather Service to monitor water levels from additional flooding.
Gov. Bredesen asked President Obama for federal recovery assistance as Nashville prepares for recovery efforts
FOR MORE INFORMATION CLICK HERE
Volunteer Response to Flooding in Nashville
Click here to register as a flood volunteer. Hands On Nashville is contacting flood volunteers as safe volunteer opportunities are made available by the Mayor's Office of Emergency Management. Volunteers are contacted on an as needed basis. More info on how to volunteer at www.hon.org
Click here to make a donation to Hands On Nashville.
If you are in need of volunteers or Spanish language interpreters/translators please contact us at 615-216-5737 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 615-216-5737 end_of_the_skype_highlightingor via email at [email protected]
Cumberland river crested to close to 52 feet last night
The Mayor's Office of Emergency Management confirms a total of ten fatalities in Davidson County that are thought to be flood related. 'It is vitally important that citizens stay out of evacuated areas.'
Metro officials are working closely with the Corps of Engineers and the National Weather Service to monitor water levels from additional flooding.
Gov. Bredesen asked President Obama for federal recovery assistance as Nashville prepares for recovery efforts
FOR MORE INFORMATION CLICK HERE
Volunteer Response to Flooding in Nashville
Click here to register as a flood volunteer. Hands On Nashville is contacting flood volunteers as safe volunteer opportunities are made available by the Mayor's Office of Emergency Management. Volunteers are contacted on an as needed basis. More info on how to volunteer at www.hon.org
Click here to make a donation to Hands On Nashville.
If you are in need of volunteers or Spanish language interpreters/translators please contact us at 615-216-5737 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 615-216-5737 end_of_the_skype_highlightingor via email at [email protected]
Join Us @ The Nashville Film Festival!
Presenting NAHCC's "Best Film By A Hispanic Filmmaker" Award
VIP Reception Honoring Hispanic Filmmakers
Tuesday April 20, 2010
Click HERE to RSVP for this event
Presenting NAHCC's "Best Film By A Hispanic Filmmaker" Award
VIP Reception Honoring Hispanic Filmmakers
Tuesday April 20, 2010
Click HERE to RSVP for this event
NAHCC programs are possible thanks to the generous support of corporate members and community partners. For a complete list of NAHCC members please click HERE
NAHCC News
- NAHCC Joins The City Of Life For "Earth Hour" March 27, 2010....Know more
NAHCC Partners With Read To Achieve After School Program "For A Taste Of Learning" at Lipscomb University Allen Arena. NAHCC members invited to VIP Reception at Hall of Fame room (March 25, 2010)....Know more
"What You Need To Know About Your Finances" in partnership with U.S Bank financial literacy series for the Hispanic entrepreneur (March 9, 2010)...Know more
NAHCC Helps TN Become No.1 state For Global Entrepreneurship Week 2009....Know more - NAHCC invites members to Annual Regional Business After Hours....Know more
- NAHCC announces Hispanic Heritage Business & Community award winners....Know more
- "Economic Opportunity and Integration: Nashville's Hispanic and business community" working paper published....Know more
- NAHCC Announces 2009 Hispanic Heritage Month Calendar and Business Awards call for nominations...Know more
Workplace Integration as a Key For Business Success Luncheon (August 11th)...Know more - U.S Bank and Nashville Hispanic Chamber offer Spanish-language financial literacy classes (July 28th, 2009)...Know more
- NAHCC Urges Senators Corker and Alexander To Confirm Judge Sonia Sotomayor to U.S Supreme Court ....Know more
- NAHCC Vice Chair Receives award 2009 AILA Advocacy award...Know more
- PSA H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu Virus) - Recommendations to Business members and community... Know more
- NAHCC/CABLE Joint Mixer May7, 2009... Know more
- NAHCC sponsor of NFF April 16-23,2009...Know more
- Job seekers flood first International career expo March 19,2009... Know more
- Mayor Karl Dean attends to NAHCC Annual Membership Meeting March 11,09...Know more
- The Impact of Immigration-How TN will address the challenge February 18,2009...Know more
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The Census Bureau is working to reach every person living in America to inform them and their communities about the importance of the 2010 Census. The NAHCC is committed to help the Census 2010 outreach efforts. Spread the word to friends and neighbors about why the 2010 Census matters. For more information, visit the U.S. Census website at www.2010.census.gov or call our Education & Community Outreach department at 615-216-5737
Census 2010 in the news:
Census 2010 in the news:
- Census count of Latinos is vital to Tennessee
- Census is too important to avoid, and it's the law
- There's no reason to distrust the census
NAHCC programs are possible thanks to the generous support of corporate members and community partners. For a complete list of NAHCC members please click HERE
Your Future, Our Vision
Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Celebrating A Decade Serving Your Business, Serving Our Community
Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Celebrating A Decade Serving Your Business, Serving Our Community
10th ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
The NAHCC Chamber Annual Membership Meeting serves to bring together the leadership and membership of the NAHCC Chamber to celebrate the accomplishments of the past year and launch new initiatives. During the meeting we also salute the NAHCC Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, and recognize many of our outstanding and dedicated committee members and volunteers for their time and efforts in support of our mission.
Your input is very important, please join us!
Please RSVP by calling (615) 216-5737 or via e-mail: [email protected]
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
The NAHCC Chamber Annual Membership Meeting serves to bring together the leadership and membership of the NAHCC Chamber to celebrate the accomplishments of the past year and launch new initiatives. During the meeting we also salute the NAHCC Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, and recognize many of our outstanding and dedicated committee members and volunteers for their time and efforts in support of our mission.
Your input is very important, please join us!
Please RSVP by calling (615) 216-5737 or via e-mail: [email protected]
You are invited to our first event of the year!
Join our partners, the SBA, TSBDC, business organizations and members and learn how to apply for:
$5,000, $7,500, $10,000, $12,500, $15,000, $20,000 & $25,000
SBA Community Express; Patriot Express & Export Express Loans.
These loans are SBA-guaranteed and payable over 10 years with no prepayment penalty
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce - Board Room
530 Third Avenue South - Nashville, TN 37210
RSVP: 615-216-5737 or via email [email protected]
Networking reception will begin at 5:30 PM (NAHCC lobby area)
Light hors d'œuvres and refreshments. FREE Parking
Join our partners, the SBA, TSBDC, business organizations and members and learn how to apply for:
$5,000, $7,500, $10,000, $12,500, $15,000, $20,000 & $25,000
SBA Community Express; Patriot Express & Export Express Loans.
These loans are SBA-guaranteed and payable over 10 years with no prepayment penalty
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce - Board Room
530 Third Avenue South - Nashville, TN 37210
RSVP: 615-216-5737 or via email [email protected]
Networking reception will begin at 5:30 PM (NAHCC lobby area)
Light hors d'œuvres and refreshments. FREE Parking
Click HERE and HERE to see news stories
NAHCC members gathered last Monday December 21, 2009 for a very happy Toy Drive.
Recording artists William Cerrito and Ainsley Diaz Stevens making children smile
NAHCC members and friends stepped up to the challenge. THANK YOU!
Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Announced Hispanic Heritage Month Business & Community Awards
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Nashville Public Television Studios (NPT)
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Nashville Public Television Studios (NPT)
(Left to right) Ionela Chera, Shannon Kasakevics, Gil Veda, Brenna Davenport-Leigh, Mario Ramos, Holly Spann, Santos Gonzalez, Dr.Alicia Griffin, Loraine Segovia-Paz, Luis Bustillos, Dr. Galen Hull.
At the podium, Yuri Cunza, NAHCC President & CEO
At the podium, Yuri Cunza, NAHCC President & CEO
Hershell Warren (Mayor's Office) presents a Hispanic Heritage Month Proclamation on behalf of Mayor Karl Dean to NAHCC's President & CEO Yuri Cunza.
Hispanic Heritage Month Awards Celebration Sponsors and Partners
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NAHCC's Board & staff 30' spot airs on Telemundo:
Luis Bustillos (Chairman), Rossie Navarro (member), Loraine Segovia (Treasurer), Yuri Cunza (President & CEO.), Shannon Kasakevics-Martinez, Alejandra Peña (member services), Brenna. Davenport, Luis Gilbert Sepulveda (Board), Susan Reinoso, Gabriel Hernandez, Dennise Reinoso (vl). Location: Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce downtown offices located at 530 Third Avenue South. |
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Hispanic Heritage Month Awards BOD and Volunteer registration HERE