Carlos Medina recently spoke on ABC’s “Tiempo” about the current state of Hispanic businesses and immigration A key insight from his Tiempo segment was included in their latest coverage, highlighting the challenges and opportunities facing Hispanic entrepreneurs today. Stay tuned for more updates from SHCCNJ and in-depth discussions on how immigration policies continue to shape the Hispanic business landscape
As NJBIZ has reported, MVP has been popular in the manufacturing sector – providing crucial funding for manufacturers to purchase and install equipment to help enhance company efficiency and productivity The program launched in 2022 as a pilot, supporting hundreds of manufacturers during that time.
New Jersey City University and the Statewide Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey on Wednesday announced the formation of a strategic partnership, including the creation of a Hispanic Innovation Business Hub, that aims to strengthen educational and economic opportunities for Hispanic businesses and NJCU students
This week, over 20 incredible entrepreneurs from Michoacán, Mexico, met with SHCCNJ Chairman Luis O. De La Hoz to explore business opportunities in New Jersey. They exchanged insights, showcased their products from artisanal pottery to Mezcal and built valuable connections!
The Hispanic Innovation Business Hub at New Jersey City University isn’t just a space it’s a catalyst for economic growth, empowering entrepreneurs with the resources and opportunities to scale their businesses in New Jersey.
This is what international collaboration looks like breaking barriers, unlocking new markets, and fostering success!
On February 7, the Statewide Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey (SHCCNJ) joined the NJ Diverse Business Advisory Council at the Walk to Washington, reinforcing its leadership in the business community and commitment to ensuring Hispanic businesses are at the forefront of economic opportunities tied to the 2026 World Cup Chairman Luis O De La Hoz highlighted the tournament’s impact on New Jersey and the power of collaboration in driving prosperity for diverse communities.
"We create energy and momentum with Kely Nascimento and the soccer balls the one used in the regular games, the one used in the final, and the one from the local committee promoting the 2026 World Cup," said De La Hoz.
LOCAL SOLUTIONS FOR GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN CHALLENGES
Supplier Scouting Support is available to help manufacturers and businesses strengthen their supply chains by connecting them with reliable, US-based suppliers. Whether you ' re looking to reduce shipping costs, avoid future tariffs, or identify a manufacturer for specific products, we ’ re here to make it happen.
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Fancy Food Bakery Corp
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Feury Image Group
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Allegiance Insurance Brokers LLC
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Rey Financial Group
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Albright Electric
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Kearny Bank
Rep:VeronicaRoss
Lincoln Technical Institute
Rep:FranciscoGalindo
AmeriHealth
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OceanFirst Bank
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NJ Transit
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Valley Health System
Rep:IsabelDeLeon
Elite Accounting & Tax Consulting LLC
Rep:CristhinaCayas
Admission Nation LLC
Rep:AmiMinars
Urban Taqueria
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Hudson County Economic Development Corporation (HCEDC)
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New Jersey Economic Development Authority - NJEDA
Rep:ValerieCapuano
Rising Tide Capital
Rep:JesseniaSilverio
New Jersey Redevelopment Authority
Rep:VineatraLewis
Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey
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J Fletcher Creamer & Son, Inc
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Welcome #familia!
EMPLOYMENT OPORTUNIDADESDE
SHCCNJ is the largest Chamber in the State of New Jersey, with proven results in the areas of education, training, procurement and networking
We would like to invite you to become a member of the Statewide Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey (SHCCNJ), a Candid Gold Seal of Transparency on GuideStar, and a leading notfor-profit organization that has been the voice of over 120,000 Hispanic-owned businesses since 1989.
Our membership spans not only Hispanic businesses but also includes non-Hispanic organizations, reflecting our commitment to inclusivity and the values of “familia.”
At SHCCNJ, we believe in promoting business sustainability through key initiatives: offering valuable business opportunities, providing education and training for entrepreneurs, and fostering open dialogue between the public and private sectors By joining our community, you’ll be part of a vibrant, collaborative network that works together to drive growth and create lasting success.
We look forward to welcoming you as a member of our familia and exploring the many benefits that come with being part of SHCCNJ
