Thanks for stopping by the MIDLAND HISPANIC CHAMBER OF COMMERCE!  Home of the Mex-Tex Family Fiesta and the only Business Incubator Success Project in the area.

We are on the cutting edge of uniting business, education, cultural connections, arts and humanities,the ever growing Hispanic population and small business growth in the city of Midland.

We are committed to:

• Growth, Great Support and Communication with our active membership
• To work closely in Engaging New Members into activities that provide opportunities for great community citizenship and successful networking
• Create close Working Relationships with a Diverse Group of partnering organizations

Combining this with our local economy, growth and the growing population of Hispanic leaders and talented college graduates, the Midland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce provides commerce opportunities though quality of education, quality of business, quality of jobs, and quality of life.

Bienvenidos!

At the Midland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, we focus on telling the story of collaboration and the partnership between the business community, the non-profit service community and the political leadership - here we share the stories of success.

Click here for the Chamber's Business Plan.

Click here for the highlights of the Chamber's accomplishments.

Click here to participate in the Chamber's Blog - Hola Midland!

The Business Supporters and Sponsors of the

Midland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce include:

The West Texas Ford Dealers

Rogers Ford of Midland

State Farm Insurance

H-E-B

Chevron

AT&T

Midland Reporter-Telegram

USHCC (U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce)

FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions):

What is the Midland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce?

• An independent, non-profit member funded organization
• Represents over 286 member companies representing thousands of workers in the Midland area
• Operated by a staff of three, with over 400 volunteers
• Our Board of Directors are drawn from the top leaders in the community

What does the Chamber do?

• We bring area leaders together to tackle the tough questions of quality of life, education, housing, procurement and small business needs
• Provide an active support of culture and diversity
• Grow small and home based businesses to successful enterprises
• Faciltate education and networking opportunities on areas that are of need and interest to our members
• Establishe a forum of support and encouragement for women in business or in leadership roles
• Create a place for development and mentorship for historically underutilized businesses

Why is the Chamber's focus on education so important?

• Quality of life determines quality of jobs.
• Strengthening education by engaging the business community increases workforce quality, teacher recruitment, high school completion, college bound citizens, and an effective community.

How do we make things happen?

• partnerships:  we work with community and business leaders, non-profits and businesses to find solutions
• volunteers:  partners and leaders help us attract businesses, create jobs, and improve education and quality of life
• business approach:  results are fact based and solution focused
• funding:  the chamber is funded by businesses, membership, sponsorships, foundations, and the City of Midland.

Do you have to be Hispanic to be a member of the chamber?

• No, the Midland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is delighted to have members, partners and businesses from all cultures and nationalities to support in telling the true story of collaboration and leadership.

What's the difference between the Midland Chamber of Commerce (MCC) and the Midland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (MHCC)?

• The MHCC’s primary focus is to be an advocate for small businesses.  The Midland Chamber focuses on large corporations and manufacturing companies.  This does not mean the MHCC does not welcome larger businesses in our membership; we feel that the large corporation and manufacturing companies provide value to our small business owners.   The MHCC and MCC work together in several projects for the betterment of the entire community.

• No, but we can assist you in obtaining a loan through SBA Community Express Program or through local banks.

• No, the MHCC welcomes any nationalities and non-members to be a part of our program.

• The MHCC is not a civic organization.  Our goal is to assist small businesses by providing services that will grow their business.

• No, but we can point you in the right direction should you need this type of assistance.

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