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Regional Hispanic Business Conference & Expo 2023-11-15T15:46:03-05:00

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Join us for the Regional Business Conference and Expo!

The conference will provide keynotes, workshops, panels and exhibition opportunities to meet with procurement, supplier diversity professionals, cities, counties, and small business vendors to build the pipeline for economic opportunity in Georgia.

  • Learn the latest economic trends & forecast for what’s next.
  • Workforce & workplace trends and how they can provide strategic solutions.
  • And more!

If you have a small business you would like to promote or offer your services to the Hispanic business community, register for an Exhibition table! During this event, you will have the opportunity to showcase your company to attendees and connect with business-minded individuals. Purchase your Exhibition Table today!

Small Business Owners

Corporations

Business Leaders

Keynote Speaker

Jessica G. Cavazos

Deputy Under Secretary of Commerce
U.S. Business Minority Development Agency

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Taste of Latin American Pavilion Sponsor

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OLE Mexican Food

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Jessica G. Cavazos

Jessica G. Cavazos was appointed as the first-ever Deputy Under Secretary of Commerce for Minority Business Development on April 24, 2023. Before joining MBDA as Deputy Under Secretary, Ms. Cavazos was the President and CEO of the Wisconsin Latino Chamber of Commerce. She is a leading advocate for economic empowerment and inclusion in the business community, with a focus on promoting opportunities for Latino entrepreneurs and business owners. Jessica has a strong background in political outreach, economic equity, and diverse business development, having previously served as a Congressional Liaison and as the Executive Director of the Volusia County Chamber of Commerce. Ms. Cavazos has extensive experience in government relations, policy, community engagement and business development. She has been recognized nationally for her leadership and commitment to advancing entrepreneurship as a basis for success in historically marginalized communities.

Ms. Cavazos attributes her humble upbringing, strong family values, and mother’s immigrant journey, as the foundation of her commitment to lead with purpose and help transform communities by providing greater access to resources. She has a A.A in Broadcasting, B.A in Business Administration, and a Certificate on Latino Nonprofit Leadership from UW-Milwaukee.

Deputy Undersecretary Cavazos is the proud mother of three children and currently resides in Washington, DC.