The chamber actively supports individuals wanting to fulfill their dreams of becoming entrepreneurs through our business counseling. The chamber office and staff provides a less intimidating and approachable atmosphere...

This event was created not only to connect our membership to the Hispanic community we also wanted to thank the community for their support of Mex-Tex and to make information on education and social services available to them. We were pleased to partner with the Midland College Cogdell's Fall Festival and create a great community event. Children are invited to wear their Halloween costumes and booth volunteers distributed candy.

MHCC has one of a few non-profit in-house incubator programs in Texas and the only one in the West Texas area. The MHCC Incubation Program provides early stage businesses or home based businesses...

Business Women's Roundtable celebrating its 3rd year
continues to attract women
from different business
backgrounds with an average
monthly attendance of 30. The
Roundtable has been a huge
success by providing a vehicle
to bring businesswomen and women in business together
to encourage and support
each other.

The Chamber currently co-
sponsors the monthly networking
breakfast with the Midland
Chamber, Midland College,
BEDC, UTPB/CEED, and Buzz2Bucks. This year's
presentation "Marketing to
the Hispanic Consumer" drew
record attendance of over 60
attendees.

Café y Pan Dulce (coffee and sweetbread) is a networking breakfast. Held monthly on the last Wednesday of the month it is designed to provide an opportunity for small business owners to network while hopefully taking away a new bit of knowledge from our presenter. An average of twenty people are attending. This program will undergo changes by hosting the networking breakfast in a business rather than at the chamber office.