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]]>Washington, DC — December 8, 2025
Eleven influential business leaders are joining the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) Board of Directors, reflecting the strength of American enterprise and the growing impact of America’s Hispanic-owned businesses.
“These business leaders are the epitome of what America’s Hispanic business community is capable of,” said Jackie Puente, Vice President of External AOairs at Comcast and Chairwoman of the USHCC Board of Directors. “Their deep expertise and broad experience will help the USHCC
accelerate economic growth and the success of America’s Hispanic-owned businesses, creating greater prosperity and resilience for generations.”
The new members of the USHCC board of directors are:
“America’s five million Hispanic-owned businesses, plus 65. Million Hispanic American consumers contribute $4.1 trillion to our annual economy,” noted USHCC President Ramiro A. Cavazos, “and that economic impact is growing every year at 18%. In fact, one-in-four new businesses in this country are owned by American Hispanics, and these fantastic new board members bring the energy and innovative ideas that are making that possible.”
The new board members will begin their tenure in January 2026, during which the USHCC will host the 47th Annual National Conference, two national energy summits in addition to their annual legislative summit and national conference.
Pedro Azagra Blázquez
Pedro Azagra Blázquez is the CEO of Iberdrola Group, a multinational electric utility company serving around 30 million customers. Since joining in 1997, he has driven Iberdrola’s global expansion, leading more than 120 transactions worth $120 billion and guiding entry into markets across the U.S., U.K., Brazil, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. He also serves on the Board of Directors of Iberdrola S.A. and the Executive Committee of the Edison Electric Institute. Mr. Blázquez holds degrees in Business Administration and Law from ICADE (Comillas Pontifical University) and an MBA from the University of Chicago.
David Castillo
David Castillo is president and CEO of the Greater Oklahoma Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, a role he has served for 19 years. A lifelong resident of Oklahoma City, David started his career as a teacher and has been a business owner for the past 30 years. He is a former member of the Oklahoma City Public School Board and is the chair of the Governors Minority Business Council. Mr. Castillo holds a Bachelor of Science in Education from the University of Central Oklahoma.
Frank Garcia
Frank Garcia is president is CEO of PERIKIN Enterprises, a defense contracting firm specializing in professional services and advanced engineering with operations across seven states and an expanding global reach. Under his leadership, PERIKIN was named the Small Business Administration’s Minority Construction Firm of the Year in 2023. Frank is also the founder of the U.S. Small Business Federal Contractors Association (SBFCA), a nonprofit dedicated to empowering small businesses. Mr. Garcia holds a Bachelor of Arts in political science from Texas State University.
Anita Grace
Anita Grace, President and CEO of GRACE Multicultural, is a dynamic leader and trailblazer in multicultural marketing and communications. For more than 24 years, she has led her fully woman- and minority-owned enterprise with a mission to bridge businesses and corporations with diverse communities nationwide. Ms. Grace holds a Bachelor’s degree in Spanish and
Marketing from Northern Arizona University and a Master’s degree in Business from Grand Canyon University.
Eduardo Parra
Eduardo Parra is the co-founder and CEO of Parra & Co, a family-owned civil engineering firm headquartered in San Antonio, Texas. With 25 years of experience, he has managed and designed projects for municipal governments and private developers in the US and abroad, overseeing large multi-year programs exceeding $300 million. He is a Trustee of the San Antonio Water System, Chairman of OPERA San Antonio, an Advisor to the Board of the Brackenridge Park Conservancy, and the Honorary Commander of the Inter-American Air Force Academy (IAAFA) 37th Training Wing at Lackland Air Force Base. Mr. Parra was honored as San Antonio Business Journal’s 2016 “40 under 40″ and received the “C-Suite Award” in 2022.
Heather Philpot
Heather Philpot is President of Political and Public Affairs at Moore, where she leads innovation, growth, and operational strategy for her division. She has crafted data-driven, omnichannel strategies that deliver measurable impact for five presidential campaigns, political committees, and global brands. Ms. Philpot is a former President of the Direct Marketers Association of Washington and a graduate of the University of New Mexico.
Juan Hinojosa
Juan Hinojosa is Managing Director of Government Affairs at American Airlines, where he represents the airline before Congress on aviation policy matters. Before joining American Airlines in 2021, he served as Chief of Staff to Congressman Mike Quigley (D-IL), supporting the congressman’s work on the House Appropriations Committee. Prior to that, he held the position of Director of Federal Government Relations at Strategies 360. A graduate of Indiana University Bloomington, Mr. Hinojosa lives in McLean, Virginia with his wife and two young sons.
Luis Rodriguez
Luis A. Rodriguez is President and CEO of the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (SAHCC), the nation’s first and oldest Hispanic Chamber. A San Antonio native, Luis has played an instrumental role in leading the organization through transformational growth including the creation of a new small business incubator, expanding the international trade missions to five different countries, becoming the first Hispanic Chamber in the nation to receive a Five Star Accreditation designation from the United States Chamber of Commerce. Prior to joining SAHCC, Mr. Rodriguez was the co-founder and CEO of Modern Managed IT, a technology firm supporting medium and small businesses.
Adriana Martinez
Adriana G. Martinez is CEO of Casa Martinez, a salsa company with products available in more than 12,000 stores in the US and globally. Adriana also serves in the Eller College of Management National Board of Advisors and served in the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. She has been recognized as one of the Most Influential Women in the Food Industry by The Shelby Report, Top 100 Latinas in the US and Southern Arizona’s 40 under 40. She was recently recognized as the Hispanic Businesswoman of the Year. Ms. Martinez holds a Bachelors in Business Administration and Masters in Accounting from The University of Arizona.
Bruno Olvera
Bruno Olvera is the Head of North America for Supplier Diversity Development at the multinational automotive manufacturing company, Stellantis. Works proactively with internal business partners to identify potential business opportunities for diverse suppliers. Olvera began his career in Stellantis’s fast-track Purchasing and Supplier Quality Leadership Development Program. He has advanced through a number of North America and Global roles where he has led sourcing, procurement, and global strategy implementation for electrical components. Mr. Olvera holds both Bachelor’s and Master of Business Administration from the University of Detroit Mercy.
Michel Zajur
Michel Zajur is the founder and CEO of the Virginia Hispanic Chamber and the Virginia Hispanic Foundation. He has received the National Conference of Community Justices Humanitarian Award, the Minority Small Business Champion Award from the U.S. Small Business Administration, the Ohtli Award from the Government of Mexico, and the Global Excellence Award from the Virginia International Business Council. Michel has served appointments by Governors Mark Warner, Tim Kaine, and Bob McDonnell and was recognized as “One of the 25 People You Need to Know in the State” by Virginia Business Magazine. Mr. Zajur holds a degree in business administration and management from Virginia Commonwealth University.
About the USHCC
The United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) actively promotes the economic growth, development, and interests of five million Hispanic-owned businesses that, combined, contribute over $800 billion to the American economy every year. The USHCC is America’s largest small business advocacy group, representing more than 260 local chambers and business associations nationwide, and partners with hundreds of major American corporations. For more information, please visit USHCC.com.
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]]>WASHINGTON, D.C., Oct. 2, 2025
Today the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) proudly announced that Fort Worth has been selected as the host city for its 47th Annual National Conference, set to take place September 14-16, 2026 at the Fort Worth Convention Center. The announcement comes on the heels of USHCC’s 46th Annual National Conference that took place last week in Atlanta, marking an exciting new chapter for the organization and its nationwide network.
The choice of Fort Worth highlights the city’s rising role in North Texas and nationally for both business and culture in the state, offering a fitting backdrop for the nation’s largest Hispanic business conference.
“We are thrilled to bring the USHCC National Conference to Fort Worth in 2026,” said Jackie Puente, Vice President of External Affairs, Comcast, and Chairwoman, United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. “This city showcases the innovation, diversity, and economic impact of Hispanic-owned businesses nationwide. At Comcast, we are proud to support the USHCC’s mission of opening doors and creating opportunities for our community to thrive.”
“Fort Worth is proud to host the USHCC National Conference in 2026,” said Ericka Garza, President & CEO, Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. “This event highlights our city’s vibrant culture and the impact of Hispanic-owned businesses in driving economic growth.”
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September 2025
When people think of foreign assistance, the first images that come to mind are often government aid programs donated to communities around the world. But the reality is that solving big, global challenges requires more than just public dollars—it requires the innovation, resources, and reach of the private sector. The question is: how do we unlock that potential at scale?
This is where the nonprofit sector and more specifically, Chambers of Commerce such as the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce among others, can play a pivotal role. As key anchors of many businesses across the country and globally, the Chamber platform brings together an unparalleled network of small businesses, local and regional chambers, and corporate members. That unique mix positions it not only as a voice for American enterprise, but as a bridge between business and global development.
Consider its work with small businesses. These firms, often overlooked in conversations about global development, bring agility, innovation, and community ties that can make a real difference. When supported by corporate resources and local chambers’ networks, these businesses can contribute to development projects that foster global stability and grow their market presence in the U.S. and abroad. Whether it’s helping entrepreneurs in emerging markets access capital, strengthening supply chains, or advancing digital skills training, the Chamber ecosystem makes foreign assistance more inclusive, effective, and sustainable.
For years, global assistance has been seen mainly as a tool of soft power—aid that helps stabilize regions around the world. But what’s often missing from the conversation is how deeply some U.S. companies and small businesses are involved, and how this work fuels economic growth and opportunity here in the United States. By bringing stakeholders together, creating space for dialogue, and aligning business strategies with development goals, the Chamber transforms foreign assistance into a shared economic prosperity agenda—one that strengthens supply chain resilience, develops the future workforce, and fosters strong trade partners with direct benefits for the U.S. economy.
At its best, the Chamber platform and corporate partnership capabilities transform aid into mutually beneficial partnerships utilizing a long term and strategic approach to the work. It shows that when businesses are brought into the conversation, foreign assistance can
become an engine for shared prosperity—building resilient economies abroad while opening new opportunities for American companies at home.
In an era where global challenges grow more complex, the role of the private sector is not optional, it’s essential. The USHCC’s ability to convene its diverse membership shows what’s possible when nonprofits provide the platform for business to step confidently into the foreign assistance arena with an economic lens.
Nonprofit platforms like USHCC provide a way to align these interests and elevate private sector solutions.
The future of foreign aid is partnerships. 12 of our top 15 trading partners were once recipients of U.S. foreign assistance. And if the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce continues to leverage its network to mobilize businesses large and small, we will see foreign assistance transform—not as a transfer of resources, but as a catalyst for shared growth and opportunity that starts at home in the U.S. and extends worldwide.
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]]>(ATLANTA) The United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will showcase an impressive lineup of speakers and honor trailblazing leaders through its prestigious awards program at its 46th Annual National Conference in Atlanta this month. This year’s conference, to be held September 21–23, 2025, at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta, brings together visionary CEOs, entrepreneurs, local chamber leaders, and cultural icons committed to advancing small business growth and prosperity.
The conference will feature appearances by:
Government officials including,
● U.S. Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez-DeRemer
● U.S. Small Business Administrator Kelly Loeffler
● Director of the Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization at the US. Department of Transportation, Allen Gutierrez
● CEO of the Atlanta Regional Commission, Anna Roach
World class entertainers such as,
● Iconic actor, director, and producer Cheech Marin
● NASCAR driver Daniel Suárez
Industry leaders like,
● Chanda Bell and Christa Pitts, Co-CEOs of The Lumistella Company
● Ángel Cabrera, President of Georgia Institute of Technology
● Jim Kerr, President & CEO of Southern Company Gas
● Jesús Triviño, Senior Director of Industry Relations at TIDAL
● Vanessa Barreat, Restaurateur and founder of La Vecindad & Tik Tok content creator
Informative panel discussions will explore topics such as supplier diversity,
contracting, energy policy, and leveraging technology for business transformation
featuring expert speakers including,
● Julissa Cerielo, President of DreamOn Group
● Bruno Ceccarelli, Sr. Managing Director, Regional Executive at Lendistry
● Lisa Guadalupe Clarke, Founder & CEO of ATL Search Group
● Mark Peevy, Chief of Staff at the Technical College System of Georgia
● Amy Hereford, President & CEO of LiftFund Inc.
● Jose Luis Rivera-Villamañán, Founder & Chairman of the PR-USA Chamber of Commerce
● Stephanie Carvajalino, Co-Founder of Biz Nation & Biz Fes
The USHCC National Conference will also recognize outstanding leaders who have made significant contributions to the small business community.
This year’s award winners include:
● Ohtli Award: Norberto Sanchez, CEO & Chairman, Norsan Group
● Chairwoman’s Award: Steven Ozuna, President/CEO, NBP
● “Con Ganas” Award: Cindy Ramos Davidson In memorium
● Small Businessperson of the Year: Ricardo Regalado, Rozalado Services/Route
● Hispanic Veteran-Owned Business of the Year: July Franco
● Corporation of the Year: Dominion Energy
● Small Chamber of the Year: Michigan Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
● Medium Chamber of the Year: Greater Oklahoma City Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
● Large Chamber of the Year: Virginia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
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]]>Santa Fe, New Mexico, May 3, 2025
The United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce successfully hosted its 4th Annual Energy Summit from April 29 to May 1, 2025, at the Eldorado Hotel & Spa in Santa Fe, New Mexico in partnership with the Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce. A resounding success, the event reinforced the USHCC’s position as a national convener and thought leader at the intersection of energy and small business.
With participation from more than 250 leading voices in the energy industry—from energy executives and policymakers to small business owners and 21 newly graduated suppliers now prepared to enter the energy value chain—the Summit offered a powerful platform for small businesses to become a part of the future of American energy. Check out the key highlights that made this Summit especially impactful:
1. Welcome Reception at Governor’s Mansion
The Summit opened with an exclusive evening at the historic New Mexico Governor’s Mansion, where Hispanic business trailblazers connected with energy industry executives and policymakers, led by Ramiro A. Cavazos, USHCC President & CEO, and Jackie Puente, USHCC Board Chairwoman.
This set the collaborative tone that would define the entire Summit, sparking the relationships and conversations that would lead to tangible business opportunities. This included keynote speakers Melanie Kenderdine, Cabinet Secretary at New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department, and Tom Stricker, Group Vice President, Sustainability and Regulatory Affairs at Toyota Motor North America.
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]]>WASHINGTON – January 15, 2025
The United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, America’s largest Hispanic business advocacy group, announced today a strategic partnership with the InCyber Forum to support its first-ever U.S.-based conference, to be held June 17-18, 2025, in San Antonio, Texas. Current partners for the upcoming event include the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation, the U.S.-Mexico Foundation, NukuDo, Google Cloud, and others.
The InCyber Forum is the host of Europe’s largest annual multi-day cybersecurity conference, which, since 2007, has become the preeminent cybersecurity convening in Europe focused on digital security and trust. The forum goes beyond the traditional trade show, bringing together public- and private-sector luminaries, industry thought-leaders, academics, governmental bodies, professional associations, and others to build and grow a global, multi-stakeholder cybersecurity ecosystem.
“The United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is excited to partner with the InCyber Forum and explore the contributions of Hispanic Americans and Hispanic-owned businesses to the innovation, job creation, and economic growth generated by the critically important cybersecurity industry,” said Ramiro A. Cavazos, president and CEO of the USHCC. “In San Antonio, about a fifth of the businesses are Hispanic owned, making this event a rich opportunity for Hispanic enterprises to learn about cybersecurity through InCyber Forum’s first-ever U.S. convening.”
The USHCC is dedicated to supporting its members’ business interests across North America. The San Antonio edition of the InCyber Forum was announced on March 28, 2024, at the forum’s annual event in Lille, France, which brought together 22,000 attendees from 82 countries over three days.
“The InCyber Forum San Antonio will bring together leaders in the cybersecurity space from around the world to discuss the latest technologies, innovations, and industry best practices,” said Vincent Riou, general manager of InCyber Forum Americas. “With the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce as our partner, we’re creating new opportunities for business connections, which is needed to bring a successful InCyber Forum to San Antonio.”
About the USHCC
The United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, America’s largest Hispanic business advocacy group, promotes the growth and development of over five million Hispanic-owned businesses that contribute more than $800 billion to the national economy every year. Founded in 1979, the USHCC represents over 260 local chambers and business associations and partners with hundreds of major corporations. Recognizing the more than $3.6 trillion GDP contribution of U.S. Latinos, a vital economic force, the USHCC is dedicated to supporting the communities driving this impact nationwide.
For information, visit the USHCC’s new website at www.ushcc.com, or follow them on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram.
About the InCyber Forum
The InCyber Forum began in Lille, France, in 2007 and has become an active community of 65,000 cybersecurity professionals, business leaders, and policymakers in the U.S., Europe, Canada, and beyond. Over the last 15 years, the forum has become the most prominent cybersecurity and digital trust convening in Europe, with 20,000 participants, 650 private and public sponsors, 530 speakers, and representatives from 82 countries. For more details, visit the InCyber Forum U.S. website.
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]]>WASHINGTON, D.C. — December 18, 2024
The United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce announced powerhouse leaders Jackie Puente, Vice President of External Affairs at Comcast Corporation, as the new Board Chair for 2025, and Victor Arias, CEO at Encantado Advisors, as Chair-Elect. Puente and Arias’s dynamic, results-driven focus looks to establish economic equity, digital empowerment, and growth for Hispanic businesses nationwide.
Bold Vision, Big Results
As the first millennial USHCC Board Chair, Puente brings a forward-looking vision and deep experience in business mentorship and digital equity. Known for her commitment to coalition-building, she’s poised to drive initiatives that shape the digital future of Hispanic-owned businesses and empower the next generation of Hispanic, LGBTQ+, and other minority entrepreneurs.
“Through strategic and cutting-edge initiatives, I’m looking forward to working on creating new partnerships that leverage technological advancements to aid the growth, resilience, and success of Hispanic businesses.” Puente shares. “Stepping into this role and advancing the mission of the USHCC will bring a wave of innovation that will help shape the Hispanic business landscape and economy nationwide.”
Victor Arias, Chair-Elect, brings extensive expertise in executive leadership and career development. As co-founder of the Latino Business Action Network (LBAN) — a key partner of Stanford University focused on advancing Latino entrepreneurship — Arias has been a catalyst in empowering Latino leaders and breaking barriers that lead to economic advancement. His work with LBAN positions him as a vital voice in the Hispanic business community and underscores the USHCC’s mission to support the more than five million Hispanic-owned businesses fueling the U.S. economy.
“With Jackie leading the Board and the USHCC team led by Ramiro, we will amplify the impact of Hispanic entrepreneurship by opening more doors to continued business growth and success,” Arias states. “Our work will ensure that the new generation of Hispanic entrepreneurs have the necessary tools and resources to foster a thriving Hispanic business environment and economy.”
Leading with Partnership and Innovation
Under Puente and Arias, the USHCC will build robust partnerships across public and private sectors, advocating for policies and resources directly supporting Hispanic businesses.
“This new leadership marks a transformative moment for the USHCC,” says Ramiro A. Cavazos, USHCC President & CEO. “With Jackie and Victor providing oversight of our mission as the nation’s largest Hispanic business organization, we’re positioned to unlock new opportunities, build prosperity, and amplify the voice of Hispanic entrepreneurs for generations to come.”
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — December 9, 2024: The United States Hispanic Chamber of
Commerce Educational Fund has launched the Latina Growth Accelerator, the first program available in the U.S. dedicated to driving the economic growth of mid-sized Latina-owned businesses that generate over $10 million in revenue.
This new landmark program equips Latina entrepreneurs with the education, networks, and resources needed to accelerate their business trajectory. It is supported by The Kroger Co. Foundation and in collaboration with the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC), a leader in business development and the largest certifier of women-owned businesses in the U.S.
Latinas make up over 14% of all women-owned businesses and contribute $1.3 trillion to the U.S. GDP. Despite their significant economic impact, access to capital remains a barrier for many. The Latina Growth Accelerator looks to address this and other scaling barriers by offering:
“We created this program to fill a critical gap specifically for Latina entrepreneurs,” said Evelyn Barahona, Senior Vice President of the USHCC Educational Fund. “Together with WBENC, we’re building a community of advisors and advocates to help mid-market Latina businesses achieve transformative growth and reach higher levels of success.”
The inaugural six-week cohort, which launches in Q1 2025, will feature 30 business owners selected from the WBENC and USHCC networks.
“Funding and access to resources are key challenges for women-owned businesses,” said Pamela Prince-Eason, President and CEO of WBENC. “This partnership provides the USHCC and WBENC network of Latina entrepreneurs with the expertise and resources from the WBENC LIFT Financial Center of Excellence and the WBENC Women of Color UNIDAS Latina Community Resource Group to empower Latina businesses. We know that WBENC Women Business Enterprises and all Latina entrepreneurs selected will gain essential business knowledge that will support their continued success.”
The Latina Growth Accelerator will also help participants honor their cultural roots, foster inclusive hiring, and develop diverse strategies to thrive in competitive markets. With investments by The Kroger Co. Foundation, this pivotal program will position Latina business leaders for lasting success and broader market impact.
“At the USHCC, we’re proud that The Kroger Co. Foundation shares in our mission to
empower Latina entrepreneurs, the backbone of our Hispanic business community,” said Ramiro A. Cavazos, President & CEO of USHCC. “This collaboration with WBENC will accelerate business growth for Latina entrepreneurs, expanding their market reach, and strengthen the entire Hispanic business community.”
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]]>Kansas City, MO – October 24, 2024
The United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce’s 45th Annual National Conference concluded earlier this month with a clear message: the future of
the country’s economy is in the hands of the Hispanic business community, specifically Latinas.
For the more than 1,200 attendees, three days of insightful conversations led by industry experts, corporate leaders, and business owners centered around the role of entrepreneurs as innovators in the tech space, the economic vitality of Hispanic businesses, and, more specifically, the impact of Latina entrepreneurs on our national GDP.
Following her appointment as the new USHCC Chair of the Board of Directors, Jackie Puente, V.P. of External Affairs at Comcast NBCUniversal Telemundo, reinforced, “Latinas are the backbone of our entrepreneurial spirit, and this conference has spotlighted their innovation, resilience, and the powerful role they play in driving economic prosperity in our communities. I look forward to ushering the USHCC into a new era, leading with the impactful stories of our Hispanic business owners.”
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KANSAS CITY, MO | Sept 26, 2025
The United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is returning to its roots in Kansas City, Missouri, for its 45th Annual National Conference. Hosted at the Kansas City Convention Center from October 6-8, 2024, in partnership with the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Greater Kansas City, the USHCC’s National Conference is the largest gathering of Hispanic business leaders in the country.
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