The South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (SFLHCC) is committed to promoting the businesses, Florida’s tourism industry and to enhancing the quality of education in the public school system. The South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, composed of young, committed, dynamic professionals, since its foundation, has been identified with successful entrepreneurs and as an organization that meets the demands of the rapid-growing and constant-changing businesses. Its Board of Directors is composed of members specializing in different business sectors. The SFLHCC has a Minority Business & Education Enhancement Program. This program provides business information, training, and technical assistance for small businesses. It also provides annual scholarships and paid internships to both high school and college students. The SFLHCC sponsors business workshops, seminars, lunch and learns, luncheons with high profile speakers, networking receptions, and an annual golf tournament benefiting its scholarship program. These chamber activities have the reputation of being the best networking events of South Florida. The leadership of the SFLHCC strongly believes that by promoting our businesses and our tourism industry we are keeping our economy strong and vibrant.

The South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (SFLHCC) was founded on July 21, 1994 with the mission of promoting the continued growth and development of the business community and the tourism industry of Miami-Dade County.  We help our members expand their business opportunities, encourage mutual beneficial ties with the public and private sectors and serve as an active, strong and visible advocate of the Hispanic business community.

On July 1994, a group of young, dedicated, dynamic professionals saw the need for an energized, vibrant Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.  Due to the increasing numbers of Hispanics living in South Florida that have become an integral part of our economy, there was an outstanding opportunity for Hispanics to come together under one umbrella and have their voices heard. The Hispanic Chamber rapidly became a favorite of all providing more activities than any other organization of South Florida. With its vibrant and energetic members, the Hispanic Chamber’s leadership decided that it was time to expand, and in the year 2002 changed the name of the organization to South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.  Now, after 11 years, the SFLHCC has over 650 members and continues to grow at a very rapid pace thanks to the tremendous support of all of its members.