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MISSION
STATEMENT
"The mission of the Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is
to promote and support the domestic and
international economic development of Hispanic businesses,
and individuals, and to serve as a link between non-Hispanic
entities and the Hispanic market."
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BULLETIN
BOARD
Letter
from the President
Thank you for your continued support and contribution of time,
talent and resources to the Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
(GHCC), the Hispanic leader in economic
development.
It is a very exciting time for us as we move into our twenty-fifth
(25th) year of service. Moving forward, we pledge to provide
you, our valued member, with service excellence. Within the
next six (6) months, we will create and launch a New Member Benefits
Program that will allow you to select a level of membership that
best fits your business needs. In the next few weeks, you have
the opportunity to assist us in the creation of this new program by
responding to a membership survey. In addition, we are constructing
a new, more user friendly website with a case management
solution. The new website will assist you in locating a
business opportunity, a workshop or seminar, a networking
opportunity, or to directly assist you with member to member
transactions. With a new email address designed to respond to your
suggestions, comments or queries at administrator@ghcc.org, you can
expect a twenty-four (24) hour reply from our staff.
We pledge to you that we will continue to prioritize market
dominance on the domestic and international levels. Through
our domestic and international connections and strategic alliances,
we will continue to bring job opportunities to our members, and
Latin America businesses to Georgia. We will
continue to offer our nationally recognized small business incubator
and more than eighty (80) seminars and workshops through our
educational arm, Hispanic American Center for Economic
Development (HACED). Further, you will soon enjoy more
opportunities as we add a second level of seminars and workshops.
I am honored to be your new President and CEO, and I look forward to
working with all of you. ¡Mil gracias!
Best
Regards,
Tisha
R. Tallman
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The
Peruvian-American Association of Georgia announces the
creation of The Peruvian-American Business Chamber of Georgia
(PABC)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Atlanta,
GA (June 2, 2008) –
The
Peruvian-American Business Chamber of Georgia (PABC), a division of
the Peruvian-American Association of Georgia (PAAG), was established
as a Chapter of the Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (GHCC) to
serve as a catalyst for Peruvian Free Trade between the State of
Georgia and Peru.
The PABC was created to fill a void in the promotion of
International Business Trade and to
establish formal representation between the State of Georgia and
Peru in alliance with the American Chamber of Commerce of Peru,
AMCHAM-Peru, the United States Chamber of Commerce (USCC), the
Georgia Department of Economic Development, and in collaboration
with the Consulate General of Peru in Atlanta.
The mission of the Peruvian-American Business Chamber of
Georgia is to promote and to develop trade and economic
investment opportunities for businesses in the State of
Georgia and in
Peru. The
Peruvian-American Business Chamber of Georgia will also promote the
growth and development of resources in the areas of tourism,
technical assistance, education, social and humanitarian programs.
Media Contact:
Rocio Woody
President
Peruvian-American Association of Georgia
770.220.2885
rociow@rdtorecovery.com
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About the Georgia Hispanic Chamber of
Commerce
The Georgia
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce promotes domestic and international
economic development of Hispanic businesses and Hispanic business
people and serves as a link between businesses in Latin America and
those in Georgia. The Chamber was
formally incorporated in March of 1991, as a nonprofit organization,
and received the Internal Revenue designation under section
501(c)(6) in 1993. Afterward, the GHCC was legally recognized as the
Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Inc. www.ghcc.org
To become a GHCC member call (404) 929-9998 today!
Photos provided
by:
"The Georgia
Department of Economic Development"
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