Crafting the way Forward — Innovating with Purpose.
THE HISPANIC CHAMBER LEGACY — ROOTED IN FAMILY, DRIVEN BY COMMUNITY AND CULTURE, UNITED FOR ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT
The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Greater Kansas City was founded in 1977 by twenty-five Hispanic business leaders who envisioned the need for an organization that would represent their interests before the public and private sectors. The organization aimed at developing a business network that would provide the Hispanic business community with cohesion and strength while promoting economic growth and development of its member businesses and the community they serve.
The Birthplace of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Under the leadership and vision of Kansas City business man Hector Barreto Sr. the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce was chartered on 1979 making Kansas City the birth of the national Hispanic chamber. Hector Barreto will serve of president of the national Hispanic Chamber for ten years and with the help of President Ronald Reagan the United State Hispanic Chamber offices would move to Washington DC.
Leading the Way in a Digital Economy:
- Empowering Smart Digital Infrastructure
- Accelerating Access to Capital and Procurement Opportunities
- Building Workforce Pipelines Through Digital Job Hubs
- Fueling Visibility with Media, Marketing & Commerce Tools
- Activating Data-Driven Insights for Smarter Growth
- Connecting Global Trade through a Unified Ecosystem
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