USHCC Foundation | The BizFest Training & Competition, Chamber Training Institute, Green Builds Business

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From BizFest to Georgetown University
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Mark Madrid’s Journey to Notre Dame
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Green Builds Business for JJH Auto Body & Paint
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Green Builds Business

The United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) Foundation has accepted a grant from Walmart Stores to support the national USHCC Foundation Green Builds Business initiative designed to educate Hispanic entrepreneurs on environmental sustainability. The USHCC Foundation selected Milwaukee as the launch-city for the program and has toured a total of 11 cities across the United States last year.
BizFest

United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) Foundation Youth Entrepreneurial BizFest Competition applications are currently being accepted. Please send an email to John Sargent or Ivana Mladenovic to obtain an application:

John Sargent
jsargent@utpa.edu

Ivana Mladenovic
imladenovic@ushcc.com
E-Learning

The USHCC Foundation has partnered with Wells Fargo and the University of Southern California’s Marshall School of Business to launch an exciting new educational initiative. As a part of our E- Learning program we are offering online professional development courses to our organization’s members through USC’s Marshall School of Business Executive Education. Each of the courses offered are taught by top-tier USC faculty.

Chamber Training Institute

While the Chamber Training Institute program was first introduced in 1993, the USHCC Foundation partnered with the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business in 2010 to foster the survival, growth, and prosperity of Hispanic-owned businesses and the wider Hispanic community. The new curriculum is a . . . .