Central California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

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Under the leadership of Hugo Morales, Carmen Navarro, Jo Ann Orijel, the late Albert Ramirez, Jorge Acuna, David Mendoza, Rose Molina, and others, the Central California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce was born. The organizational turning point came in 1984 with the incorporation of the CCHCC as a non-profit organization. The chamber's focus was expanded to include the Central Valley. That same year, the by-laws were enacted and in 1985, the first board of directors general election was held by the membership. The chamber gained momentum when the State Center Community College, California State University, Fresno and Pepsi-Cola and other corporations pledged their support. The leadership of these organizations, together with the drive of the CCHCC's founders, promoted the chamber as a viable business organization. Currently, the Central California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has been very involved in addressing the quality of life for the Hispanic community. Throughout the year, the CCHCC works diligently to host several events in an effort to promote and revitalize the local Hispanic business economy and, as such, is an important resource for Valley business.

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