Dear NAHCC Members,

Welcome to 2024! Warm greetings from the NAHCC Board of Directors.

Did you know? "Nashville-Davidson County houses the highest number of Latinos, at nearly 100,000 and its percentage of the population grew from 10% to nearly 14% over 10 years." (Source: The Tennessean).

Our Hispanic community is thriving, and your ongoing support has been instrumental in advancing our mission, to foster entrepreneurship, sustainable business growth, Hispanic leadership, and the overall strengthening of our market.

As we embark on this new chapter, we're thrilled to offer a special added benefit if you join or renew before January 31:

• Social media acknowledgment with a web-link in our February e-newsletter (3,500+ contacts)
• Logo recognition on our active social media platforms.

Stay current with your dues* for exclusive members-only benefits, the 25th Annual Membership Meeting, B2B networking, NAHCC Board of Directors Elections, Annual Awards, professional development opportunities, and committee and board service.

*We are in the process of sending membership renewal notices. Please reach out to us if you have any questions about your membership. We are HERE to help.

Please take a moment complete our NAHCC member survey for insights guiding our 2024 agenda.

Looking ahead, we are committed to fostering Economic Development, Sustainable Growth, and addressing equal opportunity challenges impacting our Hispanic and small business communities. Your support and leadership, whether as an active member, corporate partner, or community ally, are key to our collective success.

We're here to empower your business through a purposeful agenda and strategic partnerships. Join us on this exciting journey to success!

On behalf of the NAHCC Board of Directors,

Yuri Cunza

President & CEO

Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

president@nashvillehispanicchamber.com

615-216-5737 O

Wed, 1/31: Belmont Community Night

Join us for "Noche de la Comunidad" as we cheer the Bruins on to victory for complimentary dinner and drinks at 5 p.m. Tipoff time 6:30 p.m.

Community Night is an event for all members of our community, so please feel free to bring your youth, parents, seniors, and staff. 

Sat, 2/3: Community Health Fair

@Glenview Elementary School.

Hosted by NAHN (National Assn. of Hispanic Nurses).

✅ Free health reviews

✅ Nutritional orientation

✅ Exercise demonstrations

✅ Mental health benefits

✅ Informative posts

✅ Family activities

Fri, 2/9: MNAA Business Taking-Off

The Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority (MNAA) Business Taking Off 2024 will take place from 7:30 AM–11:30 AM at the Davidson Ballroom in Music City Center. The event is intended for potential contractors and subcontractors to network, meet, and learn about upcoming opportunities. 

If you have questions concerning the event, contact: BDD.Outreach@flynashville.com

Thu, 2/15: Minority Business Expo

Join our strategic partners, Williamson Inc, and its Black Business Coalition for an evening of connections with over 50 minority owned businesses inside The Turner Theater at The Factory in Franklin. Samples from local caterers will be available.

Acompáñanos y conéctate con más de 50 negocios pequeños. Regístrate para ganar en el sorteo.

Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce joined in celebrating the life and legacy of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.

Each year on the third Monday of January, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. is honored for his commitment to freedom and equality for all. Here are some events by Hispanic chamber members and partners in honor of the civil rights leader.

Born January 15, 1929 in Atlanta, Georgia,  If he were alive today, King would be 95 years old.