Familia & Community

Hispanic businesses have a unique set of needs as they look to build their brand in the Big Country region. Through the Chamber's Hispanic Business Council, the Abilene Chamber provides a variety of resources to those business owners.

Programs

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HBC Luncheons

Highly sought-after networking events held at Chamber member restaurants in order to build and strengthen business relationships. Sponsored by First Financial Bank.
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Business Mercado

The one-day, family-friendly, business-to-consumer event, is an opportunity to showcase products and services to – and network with – area Hispanic consumers.
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Minority Business Leadership Symposium

the Minority Business Leadership Symposium's goal is to continue to bridge the gap between cultures to further support growth in our city.

Hispanic Community

Economic Impact

76 percent

Workforce
Labor Force Growth

29 percent

Latinos generated
America's income growth

57 percent

New Car Sales
are to Hispanics

22 percent

New Home Ownership
are to Hispanics

Hispanic Business Council Executive Committee

Chair - Michael Gutierrez

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center

Immediate Past Chair - Aida Pantoja

Abilene Southwest Rotary Club

Linda Morales-Montes Barfield

Communities of Abilene Federal Credit Union

Erika Crane

Crane's Craft BBQ

Leiann Dickey

Office Depot #347

Cindy Gonzales

America's SBDC at Texas Tech

Lucinda Luevano

United Supermarkets, LLC - N. Willis

Doug Peters

Abilene Chamber of Commerce President & CEO 

Christopher Sanchez

Townsquare Media (KEAN/KULL/KEYJ/KMWX/KSLI/KYYW)

Leslie Sepeda

Abilene Auto Spa

Brenda Trinidad

First Financial Bank

Dr. Helen Usera

Cisco College

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Want More Information?

Jennifer Kent, IOM

Director of Programs

325-677-7241