Mission Statement
The mission of the Denver Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is to promote and advance the growth of Hispanic business.
Vision
The Denver Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is guided by a vision of building a vibrant & prosperous Hispanic business community
Who We Are
The Denver Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is a membership driven organization comprised of small-business owners, corporate representatives, community leaders, and association members representing various professions. With over 1,400 members, DHCC is the state's largest minority chamber, one of the top four chambers of commerce in metro Denver.
What We Do
The Denver Hispanic Chamber of Commerce supports the development and growth of member businesses through initiatives that encourage and promote business and economic development. In addition, DHCC is a strong advocate of legislation affecting small businesses. DHCC also provides access to valuable information, business leaders, procurement opportunities, and education and training. Not only does the Denver Hispanic Chamber give small businesses viability in the business community, it gives them a voice, unity and strength.
When We Began
The Denver Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, established in 1978, is Denver's first minority chamber of commerce as well as the largest. During the DHCC's history, it has led the way for minority business development and won local, regional and national recognition for its achievements, innovations and leadership.
Where We Are
The Denver Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is located in the Bernard Valdez Hispanic Heritage Center at the corners of Speer and Colfax (924 West Colfax Avenue in Suite 201). The 27,000 square foot Heritage Center houses the DHCC, the Asian and Indian Chambers, the Latin American Educational Foundation and other profit and not for profit community-based organizations.
Why Join Us
DHCC membership offers many benefits that add value, both directly and indirectly. Members have access to unique networking opportunities, educational programs, business services and special events. Networking opportunities include our Leadership series, monthly Business After Hours receptions, leads groups and seminars. In addition, DHCC hosts two major events each year. DHCC's Annual Meeting and Business Awards Luncheon, which takes place in the spring, honors outstanding leaders in the corporate and government sectors as well as Hispanic Business Man and Hispanic Business Woman of the Year. Fiesta Colorado, a fundraising event for the Hispanic Chamber Education Foundation, is a black-tie gala held in the fall during Hispanic Heritage Month, and highlights local Hispanic achievement leadership.
How To Join Us
DHCC membership is open to small businesses and non-profit organizations as well as small, mid-sized and large corporations. For more information about DHCC membership please contact DHCC at 303-534-7783 or e-mail DHCC at info@dhcc.com.
