Quarterly IHCC E-News

Q2 2021

April's CCA Event

April's event was sponsored by Association of Idaho Cities.

Speaking at the event:

Kelly Packer from Association of Idaho Cities

Cosmo from Empty Hand Combat

Andy Johnson from Forge International

May's CCA Event

May's event was sponsored by McAlvain Companies Inc.

Speaking at the event:

Brian McMartin from McAlvain Companies

Oscar Cortez from Atova Real Estate

Michie Kirkman from Association of Idaho Cities

Spring Swing Golf Classic 2021

Thank you for everyone who participated in our Spring Swing Golf Classic! We had an incredible time raising money for local Hispanic small businesses and scholarship programs.

Thank you to our Title Sponsors:

Eagle Sponsor: Idaho Central Credit Union

Sand Wedge Sponsors: Cloverdale Funeral Home & Bank of Idaho

Ace Sponsors: Hawley Troxell & T-Mobile

Tee off Sponsor: Salazar Law, PLLC

June's CCA Event

June's event was sponsored by Peterson Chevy Buick Cadillac, and our gracious venue sponsor was 4T's Sports Bar Nampa.

Speaking at the event:

Jose DeLeon and Ana Ruiz from Peterson

Donna Malone from Catholic Charities

Fernando Aceves from Hawley Troxell

Scholarship Luncheon 2021

The Idaho Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce another successful Scholarship Luncheon in which we were able to reward and celebrate the accomplishments of young Latinx scholarship recipients. We are pleased to support the future Latinx leaders of our cities.

Thank you to our Keynote Speaker:

Luis Granados from Breaking Chains Academy for such an inspiring message of resiliency, fortitude and not allowing your past to determine your future.

Thank you to our Title Sponsors:

T-Mobile

CapEd

Cloverdale Funeral Home

El Gallo Giro

Help us welcome our new members!

Boise Home Inspections

Do Work University

East End Financial & Risk Management

First Interstate Bank

Liberty Mutual Insurance

T-Mobile

A guide to rebuilding your small business for Latino entrepreneurs!

The Covid-19 crisis has hit Latino small businesses particularly hard, and many individual proprietors or small, family-owned businesses may feel the impact of Covid more directly, as the pandemic has disproportionately impacted the Latino community.

If you’re a Latino entrepreneur or small business owner, know that you’re not alone, and that there are tools, funding, and mentorship available to help you succeed through this crisis. Click here for a list of some essential tools that can help Latino small business owners rebuild and thrive.