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The Maryland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Welcomes Disney Institute
to Baltimore on August 11, 2010

It doesn’t take any training to recognize that the world’s economy has taken a significant downturn. It does take effective and proven professional development training to guide impacted organizations back to the summit.

A one-day local workshop, Disney’s Approach to Business Excellence program is a rare and affordable opportunity to learn best business practices from Disney insiders, and discover ways to easily and immediately adapt and apply those best practices to pick up the pace in these slow economic times.

Organizations from across the nation and around the world have learned proven philosophies, adapted critical lessons, and implemented effective processes to reap the rewards of improvements in leadership, management, service, and brand loyalty.

Professional development doesn’t cost—it pays. It pays by creating a framework of focused energy in a vacuum of uncertainty. It pays by helping an organization gain share in a slow economy. It pays because it has been proven to strengthen employee morale and retention, which will be critical to emerge from tough times.

IMPORTANT: Please use the Maryland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce promotional code MHCCMNE to receive $50 OFF PER GUEST when registering. Additional group discounts are available.

TO LEARN MORE AND REGISTER GO TO: www.KeysBaltimore.com

No prerequisite training required

More Networking Events… A good reason to join our Chamber

Please click here to download our Membership Package that will explain in details all the benefits as a regular member and all the advantage as corporate sponsor.

Meeting with Congressman Chris V. Holen to discuss recent
Maryland Hispanic Business issues.

Representatives of the MDHCC, joined by representatives of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Montgomery County met with Congressman Chris Van Holen, Lilian Cruz, and senior-level staff members of the offices of Senator Cardin and Congressman Cummings on issues impactful to small and hispanic-owned businesses. Issues discussed included the following. Read More...

Maryland Hispanic Business Engage in Meaningful Dialogue With Their Elected Officials

(Maryland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce): The Maryland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Montgomery County, and The Baltimore Hispanic Chamber of Commerce celebrated their legislative reception on the 24^th of February at the House of Delegates.

Approximately 120 Hispanic business owners, representatives of several grassroots organizations, elected and appointed officials attended the event. Our prominent speakers included the new Secretary of the Department of Labor Licence and regulation, Alexander Sanchez, Delegates Ana Sol Gutierrez and Victor Ramirez. Delegate Jeffrey Waldstreicher discussed a bill he has proposed to officially recognize Hispanic Heritage Month in the State. Read more

http://mdhcc.org/maryland-hispanic-business-engage-in-meaningful-dialogue-with-their-elected-officials/

Maryland Hispanic Legislative Issues 2010

The Maryland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Montgomery County, and The Baltimore Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Support Efforts To:

* Streamline the MBE/WBE certification process and provide for transparency in the procurement process.

* Continue strict adherence to MBE/WBE contracting requirements at the state and local level.

http://mdhcc.org/maryland-hispanic-legislative-issues-2010/

Our Special Guests

Looking to Reach the Hispanic Business Community?

The mission of the Maryland Hispanic Chamber is to maximize opportunities for our members to grow and prosper. When you join the Chamber, our collective voice in Annapolis and Washington, DC grows stronger. In partnership with us, our elected officials listen to your concerns more carefully.

There are several types of memberships. Professionals such as realtors, lawyers and doctors may join us as individuals. Companies may join as small businesses. Membership dues for companies are dependent upon the number of employees. Finally, Hispanic and non-Hispanic corporations may become part of our Corporate Pillar Program that offers four levels of membership, each with its own set of benefits: Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum.

How to successfully get into Federal and State Contracting

In the world of Federal and State Contracting, there are certain key topics, which often determine the success of a business in the Federal and State arena. We would like to connect you with a group of expert in this area to share our member’s experience and actions to effectively prepare you to win more contracts. Join our chamber and become part of the 2010 Economic Stimulus Package that is in place by the current administration.

Annual Maryland Hispanic Business Conference
Top leaders in business and government meet each year at our annual Maryland Hispanic Business Conference. Business leaders network to help advance the fast-growing Hispanic business community through workshops and conferences to prepare themselves with the tools needed to flourish. A growing number of vendors catering to the fastest-growing segment of Maryland’s business community are sponsoring and exhibiting at the Conference. Last year, we had more than 500 attendees.

La Union Hace la Fuerza, Join Us

You will have the opportunity to reach the Hispanic business community through our e-newsletters with more than 1,200 readers.
26 events during the year including the Business Conference and Seminars.
Opportunity to work with the MDHCC to develop individualized marketing/programs to assist Corporation’s business objectives.
Opportunity for the Corporate Partner to advertise and contribute feature articles in the MDHCC e-newsletter and also post them in our website.
Corporation’s logo placement on the MDHCC website.
Build an internal page in our website with all your promotional pieces.
Post Job Opportunities in our website when you are looking for bilingual staff.
Assistance with procurement opportunities with Hispanic vendors.
Access to the MDHCC membership database.
Alert you on different State and Federal Contract opportunities. JOIN NOW

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We welcome your support and contribution to our business community.

Legislative Reception Cocktail in Annapolis 2010

This annual event, held at the beginning of each year, connects Chamber members with the state’s congressional delegation to discuss at the state level the issues that impact our Hispanic business community..