GWHCC Business Directory Network

Business networking gives business people the ability to collaborate with other experts to help them grow their businesses or improve their professional lives. The benefits of business networking include opportunities to help other business owners and receiving assistance from other owners. The best way to grow your business and to increase your name recognition is to network with like-minded people.  Our world has changed; no time to meet face to face?  Check out your new business network directory and make new connections or reconnect with your DMV Community that will help you move your business forward!

Quarterly Business Spotlight

 

Yurani Sandoval
Business Consultancy

Yurani Sandoval is a social entrepreneur, Founder and CEO of Women Palante. Women Palante is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in D.C. and Montgomery County that helps Latina women.

 

Upcoming Events for the Business Network

Tip of the Month

Make Sure Your Small Business Is Diverse and Inclusive

By taking steps to become more diverse and inclusive, you can help create a more welcoming environment for everyone. This is especially important during Hispanic Heritage Month. Celebrate the richness of Hispanic and Latinx culture by making your small business a truly inclusive space. Ensure that your marketing materials are culturally sensitive and respectful. This includes everything from the images you use to the language you employ.

Experts like Mia Bolton, Vice President of Digital and PR at Mixte Communications, recommend a thoughtful and self-reflective approach to communications strategy by first determining the values you want to celebrate and mapping out a strategy by “de-centering yourself and lifting others up, focusing on education and action, being an ally all year round and remembering that it’s not about being perfect.”

About GWHCC

The Chamber strives to promote the continuous improvement of the common good and the quality of life in the community through the pursuit of new business; the cultural, social, and economic education of our citizens; and by providing accurate and timely assistance to the business community.

Small Business Advancement Program

Community Partners award annual grants to the Greater Washington Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (GWHCC) to provide Small Business Assistance to business in the District of Columbia. The program allows experienced consultants and business owners to provide one-on-one counseling to help small businesses improve processes, sales, and strategies necessary to move their businesses forward.