The historic Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts is celebrating 45 years in the Mission District of San Francisco!!
07/29/2022
Great time team building and connecting with the community at the Summer Mega Mixer in Crockett
07/12/2022
Register: https://www.webcaster4.com/Webcast/Page/1148/45915
Webinar Objectives:
✅ Learn about common consumer and tax-related identity theft scams
✅ Identify methods for reporting and recovering from Identity Theft
✅ Understand how identity thieves trick their victims into providing personally identifiable and
financial information
✅ Learn about the IRS Identity Protection Personal Identification Number Program
✅ Discover how to avoid bad return preparers
✅ Hear about resources to protect yourself from identity thieves
✅ Learn about IRS’ partnership with the Security Summit
✅ Plus, a live Q & A
07/10/2022
Planning a Hispanic heritage event with Gilbert Herrera, activist, philanthropist, and owner of Select Flowers and Art in Berkeley. Stay tuned for exciting details.
06/21/2022
A Korean girl explores traditional local eats in Jalisco, Mexico.
06/16/2022
The U.S. Postal Service is hosting an onsite Career Fair to help those seeking employment apply for jobs throughout San Francisco and the Peninsula. Computers will be available for the participants to submit their online job applications and local management will be there to provide guidance throughout the process. This is a great opportunity for someone looking for a career change or entering the job market for the first time. A large number of management staff are retiring and USPS is actively looking for the next generation of leaders. USPS promotes from within and encourage our employees to grow with us as our organization continues to grow.
DATE: Wednesday, JUNE 29
TIME/SESSIONS: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
LOCATION: San Francisco Processing & Distribution Center, 1300 Evans Ave, San Francisco, CA 94124
The perfect candidate for USPS jobs likes to work independently, likes to be physically active, and wants to provide a vital service to their community. USPS jobs offer a competitive salary, great benefits, and advancement opportunities.
Carlos Solorzano of the Hispanic Chambers of Commerce San Francisco out in the community at SF Carnaval in the Mission District. HCCSF is a regional chamber representing businesses on the San Francisco peninsula in affiliation with several other Latin American chambers.
05/29/2022
https://sfbayhcc.com The San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce interviewed Joseph Grcar who is running for California State Assembly in District 20. Evodio "Vo" Walle is President & CEO of SFBAYHCC.
https://sfbayhcc.com - The San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce interviewed Joseph Grcar who is running for California State Assembly in Distr...
05/28/2022
https://sfbayhcc.com - San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce President, Evodio "Vo" Walle random musings about life, community, business, finance, politics, art, and everything wonderful. In this episode, Vo talks about pushing through the "dip" to reach new levels. When faced with the decision to dump the old Chamber office that nobody was using or move to higher grounds, the bar was raised with a swift move into the Salesforce Tower.
https://sfbayhcc.com - San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce President, Evodio "Vo" Walle random musings about life, community, business, finan...
05/28/2022
Stay tuned for the upcoming interview with Joseph Grcar, a mathematician running for California State Assembly in District 20.
05/27/2022
https://sfbayhcc.com The San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce interviewed City of Dublin Councilmember, Shawn Kumagai, who is running for California State Assembly in District 20. Marisol Rubio is Director of Government Relations for SFBAYHCC. https://youtu.be/fccqOhJhcsw
https://sfbayhcc.com - The San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce interviewed Shawn Kumagai who is running for California State Assembly in Dist...
05/27/2022
https://sfbayhcc.com The San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce interviewed Dr. Eugene Allen who is running for California Insurance Commissioner. Marisol Rubio is Director of Government Relations for SFBAYHCC. https://youtu.be/nyIUt1-02eM
https://sfbayhcc.com - The San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce interviewed Dr. Eugene Allen who is running for California Insurance Commissio...
05/27/2022
This event is open to all businesses. No membership is required.
05/27/2022
https://sfbayhcc.com The San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce interviewed Yesenia Sanchez who is running for Alameda County Sheriff. Marisol Rubio is Director of Government Relations for SFBAYHCC. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74XvKv46ph4
https://sfbayhcc.com - The San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce interviewed Yesenia Sanchez who is running for Alameda County Sheriff in 2022....
05/27/2022
https://sfbayhcc.com The San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce interviewed City of Concord Councilmember, Carlyn Obringer, who is running for Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors in District 4. Marisol Rubio is Director of Government Relations for the San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce https://youtu.be/JEpMqHxZsmk
https://sfbayhcc.com - The San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce interviewed City of Concord Councilmember, Carlyn Obringer, who is running for...
05/27/2022
Join us at CAL SHAKES for another classic play adaptation at the theatre who brought you Quixote Nuevo. This modern rendition of Romeo & Juliet, written by Karen Zacarias and directed by KJ Sanchez, is a tail of "Two daughters en la Hermosa Verona de Alta California who fall in love, and Romeo, a lover and a fighter. They are bound by love. Separadas por familia." https://calshakes.org
05/27/2022
https://sfbayhcc.com The San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber Interviewed Rep. John Garamendi at the Willie Mays Field dedication at Nicholl Park. Marisol Rubio is Director of Government Relations for the San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cd93BCEssfI
https://sfbayhcc.com - The San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce interviewed Congressman John Garamendi who is running for U.S. Congressional D...
05/22/2022
Dr. Eugene Allen is running for California insurance Commissioner in 2022. Look out for the upcoming interview with Marisol Rubio, Director of Government Relations for the San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
05/22/2022
The Richmond High School Marching Band lead the opening inauguration of the Willie Mays Field today at Nicholl Park in Richmond. There was a great community turnout including many from the local civic leadership, as well as a car show and food trucks.
05/22/2022
It was a great turnout today at the Willie Mays Field inauguration at Nicholl Park in Richmond with many elected officials coming out to show their support.
05/22/2022
We're pleased to announce an upcoming candidate interview with Congressman John Garamendi who is on the 2022 ballot to represent the 8th Congressional District. Look out for the interview recording with Congressman Garamendi and Marisol Rubio soon.
05/20/2022
A big part of advocating for communities and businesses involves showing up at functions to create stronger synergy between community, commerce, and government. Today we had the pleasure of enjoying tamales in Richmond with the 23rd Street Merchants Association and Mary Knox, CCC Deputy District Attorney.
05/20/2022
The Chamber conducts interviews with political candidates as a core function of our Government Relations program to help communities learn about the issues impacting their communities and local leaders are looking to resolve them. Today we had the pleasure of hosting Councilmember Carlyn Obringer who is running for CCC Board of Supervisors District 4.
Carlyn Obringer and Marisol Rubio did a great interview today for the San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce covering many issues that impact CCC Board of Supervisors District 4 and how Councilmember Obringer wants to address them if she is elected.
05/19/2022
I had the pleasure of sitting with Contra Costa County Sheriff candidate, Ben Therriault, to learn about his campaign platform. Check out his video with Marisol Rubio on the San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce page.
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Carlos Solorzano of the Hispanic Chambers of Commerce San Francisco out in the community at SF Carnaval in the Mission District. HCCSF is a regional chamber representing businesses on the San Francisco peninsula in affiliation with several other Latin American chambers.
The Richmond High School Marching Band lead the opening inauguration of the Willie Mays Field today at Nicholl Park in Richmond. There was a great community turnout including many from the local civic leadership, as well as a car show and food trucks.
It was a great turnout today at the Willie Mays Field inauguration at Nicholl Park in Richmond with many elected officials coming out to show their support.
The Hispanic Chamber was invited to Carlyn Obringer's campaign kickoff event in Concord, so we showed up to learn about the candidate's political platform and speak to attendees about why they are supporting Carlyn Obringer. This is what we learned.
'Breaking the mold' and building the next-level organization. Some thoughts from Hispanic Chamber president, Evodio "Vo" Walle.
Ken Carlson, Pleasant Hill City Councilmember shares his campaign platform for the CCC Board of Supervisors District 4 race. Join Ken and Marisol Rubio, Director, Government Relations for the Hispanic Chamber to learn about Ken's ideas for District 4.
Walking through Pinole taking note of need for TLC in parts of the city.
Getting the hang of vlogging is a juggling act! Taking the GoPro out for a test drive.
Pushing this vlog out of the nest!
JAVIER SOSA: How I Went From Mexican Immigrant To $100 Million CEO of Javier's Mexican Restaurant!
Empresaria joven, Jazmin Escobar, comparte herramientas claves para el éxito
The evolution of the business chamber of commerce model has been rapidly accelerated by innovations in the political advocacy sphere where lobbying interests have now supplanted traditional business organizations as the front-line stakeholders. Political lobbying groups have not only become extensions of chamber of commerce business groups, but in many cases have displaced them entirely.
Fast forward to today, one can find many permutations of the original chamber of commerce organization formed to fulfill a broad range of objectives from simply being affinity groups, business support or social circles, local political advocates for companies needed to navigate the civic realm, to those seeking the advancement of social causes. The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce model is a subset of these, branching out even further into different types of ethnocentric organizations.
In the case of U.S.-based Hispanic Chambers of Commerce, these ethnocentric organizations are for the most part organized at the national, state, and regional level. Regional chambers can be city focused or county-wide, and in many cases have affiliations with neighboring chambers as well as those organized “above” them at the state or national level. Chambers of commerce are typically independent entities with no exclusive organizational or geographic jurisdiction which technically can be overlapped by any another organization. The only exception to this rule is generally the local city chamber of commerce, where usually the municipalities play a role in preserving the exclusivity of the original founding organization.
Traditionally, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce model has served the purpose of providing advocacy for Hispanic and minority-owned small businesses, though the charter of these organizations have naturally expanded into community causes and partnerships with civic leadership in driving local socioeconomic impact. The key element that has provided ethnocentric organizations, or any organization for that matter, has been the unity among its constituent supporters or members. The stronger the member or audience base, the stronger the leverage these organizations have been able to bring to matters of sociopolitical import.
At the leading edge of this evolutionary process for chambers of commerce at all levels has been that of the Chamber of Commerce as a Platform, where the goal of the organization has shifted from solely focusing on grassroots sociopolitical initiatives to functioning more like a modern media company that leverages omni-channel communications across traditional print, television, radio communications channels, as well as inbound and outbound Internet communications channels.
The San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is leading the innovation edge, pushing the boundaries of the traditional ethnocentric organization with the goal of elevating the “Hispanic narrative” to a level of operational efficiency in reaching constituents as well as supporting the causes of its member organizations. Even traditional cause-selling has been transformed with a trifecta communications approach emphasizing synergy between community, commerce, and government.
Civitas, Commercium, et Imperium.
The core philosophy of the San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce stands on the principle that community, commerce, and government thrive in direct proportion to the synergy between the parts; none stands independently, all stand stronger together. The triad approach to addressing the needs affecting the socioeconomic prosperity of the Bay Area region has allowed this organization to transcend the traditional ethnocentric organizational model approach to a more holistic, all-inclusive approach to advocating for the needs of the community at large.
Elevating the needs of the community to the same level of our corporate or civic leadership partners has added a deeper perspective to the way we provide political advocacy support, the community causes we pursue, and the approach we take with establishing corporate partnerships. Putting the socioeconomic prosperity of the entire region above the needs of individual large corporate members has further driven the pace of innovation for this chamber, leading to a fresh new take on what once used to be an organization model designed to give large corporate interests a market advantage, oftentimes at the expense of other stakeholders in the region.
Please visit our Website at https://sfbayhcc.com to learn more about the broad range of communications outreach programs we offer to help you reach the 7 million audience of the San Francisco Bay Area.
Carlos Solorzano of the Hispanic Chambers of Commerce San Francisco out in the community at SF Carnaval in the Mission District. HCCSF is a regional chamber representing businesses on the San Francisco peninsula in affiliation with several other Latin American chambers.
https://sfbayhcc.com The San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce interviewed Joseph Grcar who is running for California State Assembly in District 20. Evodio "Vo" Walle is President & CEO of SFBAYHCC.
https://sfbayhcc.com - San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce President, Evodio "Vo" Walle random musings about life, community, business, finance, politics, art, and everything wonderful. In this episode, Vo talks about pushing through the "dip" to reach new levels. When faced with the decision to dump the old Chamber office that nobody was using or move to higher grounds, the bar was raised with a swift move into the Salesforce Tower.
Stay tuned for the upcoming interview with Joseph Grcar, a mathematician running for California State Assembly in District 20.
https://sfbayhcc.com The San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce interviewed City of Dublin Councilmember, Shawn Kumagai, who is running for California State Assembly in District 20. Marisol Rubio is Director of Government Relations for SFBAYHCC. https://youtu.be/fccqOhJhcsw
https://sfbayhcc.com The San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce interviewed Dr. Eugene Allen who is running for California Insurance Commissioner. Marisol Rubio is Director of Government Relations for SFBAYHCC. https://youtu.be/nyIUt1-02eM
This event is open to all businesses. No membership is required.
https://sfbayhcc.com The San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce interviewed Yesenia Sanchez who is running for Alameda County Sheriff. Marisol Rubio is Director of Government Relations for SFBAYHCC. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74XvKv46ph4
https://sfbayhcc.com The San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce interviewed City of Concord Councilmember, Carlyn Obringer, who is running for Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors in District 4. Marisol Rubio is Director of Government Relations for the San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce https://youtu.be/JEpMqHxZsmk
Join us at CAL SHAKES for another classic play adaptation at the theatre who brought you Quixote Nuevo. This modern rendition of Romeo & Juliet, written by Karen Zacarias and directed by KJ Sanchez, is a tail of "Two daughters en la Hermosa Verona de Alta California who fall in love, and Romeo, a lover and a fighter. They are bound by love. Separadas por familia." https://calshakes.org
https://sfbayhcc.com The San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber Interviewed Rep. John Garamendi at the Willie Mays Field dedication at Nicholl Park. Marisol Rubio is Director of Government Relations for the San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cd93BCEssfI
Dr. Eugene Allen is running for California insurance Commissioner in 2022. Look out for the upcoming interview with Marisol Rubio, Director of Government Relations for the San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
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