The Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce is working with the City of Albuquerque to increase purchasing from local and minority-owned businesses. You have an opportunity to get involved by taking this short survey and letting your voice be heard.

Feb. 10th, 2018 @Convention Center

Grab your tickets to the most spectacular Black-Tie event of the year, La Noche Encantada!

The IT sector is expected to grow 20.7% between 2010 and 2020. The New Mexico Information Technology Apprenticeship Program (NMITAP) aims to bridge the gap between training opportunities and workforce needs. To learn more about the advantages of IT apprenticeship go to NMITAP.org

November 8th, 5:30pm @South Broadway Cultural Center

For over forty years, the Albuquerque Hispano Chamber Of Commerce has been the leading voice for Hispanic business owners in New Mexico. We know that when policy makers in Albuquerque prioritize the rise of Albuquerque’s small and minority business communities, our State’s wider economic outlook improves. This debate is about giving those business communities a voice; allowing them to be heard by both candidates in a public forum. This debate will be business focused tackling subjects on economic development, minority businesses and public safety.

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