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Business
The Baltimore Hispanic Chamber
of Commerce had its Christmas Party at Gecko's restaurant in Fells
Point where they had a Toy Drive and celebrated elections for the
Executive Board. 60 people were there. The host was Nick Marrero
of Gecko's, a new BHCC member. The Toy Drive raised $3,000 so far
for the toy drive (and it's not too late to give, they tell us).
Those interested in contributing, please call Gabriel Armijo (410-236-6434)
or Carmen Camacho (301-588-5010) for information on where to drop
off toys. Checks payable to "1st Mariner Bank Toy Drive Fund"
can be mailed to Charles Ramos, CR Dynamics, 7 E. Redwood St., 6th
Floor, Baltimore, MD 21202.
The new Board members for the 2004-2005
period are:
President: Roberto Allen
Vicepresident: Bill Villanueva
VP for Policy and Strategic Planning: Gilberto De Jesus
Secretary: Ingrid Herrera
Treasurer: Charlie Ramos
Past President: Luis Borunda
Directors:
Gabriel Armijo
Jorge Austrich
Javier Bustamante
Mario Jimenez
Cristina Mosby
Jose Ortiz
David S. Pak
William F. Simmons
Maria Welch
From Luis Borunda, Baltimore
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
-- Resources --
Financing Basics
Whether you're starting a business or expanding one, sufficient
ready capital is essential.
http://email.hbinc.com/n.asp?n=12853
Franchising 101
Because of the risk and work involved in starting a new business,
many new entrepreneurs choose franchising as an alternative to starting
a new, independent business from scratch. Is it for you?
http://email.hbinc.com/n.asp?n=12852
Making the Hispanic Market More Accessible
It's common knowledge that the U.S. Hispanic market is growing in
leaps and bounds, yet many small- and medium-sized business don't
know how to attract that audience.
http://email.hbinc.com/n.asp?n=12839
-- RedWire Network --
Featured Company
Company: The Media Network, Inc.
City: Silver Spring
State: Maryland
Year Established: 1997
Add your company / Search companies:
http://www.hispanicbusiness.com/redwire/
-- Headlines --
GOP Needs More Than Empty Palabras to get Latino Vote
Republicans are stepping up their efforts to peel votes away from
Democrats who historically have received the lion's share of the
Latino vote. Will a smattering of Spanish do the trick? Probably
not, but it certainly won't hurt.
http://email.hbinc.com/n.asp?n=12840
North Hollywood Business Woman Adds Salvadorian Flair to Paper Products
North Hollywood resident and business entrepreneur, Patricia Reyes,
last month launched ColoReyes Paper Products T, a new company offering
a colorful selection of paper products incorporating unique designs
based on a regional Salvadorian painting style.
http://email.hbinc.com/n.asp?n=12818
Cuba: Now Or Never?
In March, the Bush administration issued two sweeping changes: Cuban
Americans would be able to visit Cuba more often and without a compelling
humanitarian reason, but travel permission would no longer be given
for educational and cultural tours.
http://email.hbinc.com/n.asp?n=12806
Music Industry Weighs Its Legal Options
Should the record industry license its music to online sharing services
in return for a user fee?
http://email.hbinc.com/n.asp?n=12805
Latinos Criticize First Data Merger
Latino activists said Thursday they are lobbying the Department
of Justice to stop First Data Corp.'s $7.8 billion acquisition of
Concord EFS Inc. because it would damage competition in the cross-border
money transfer business.
http://email.hbinc.com/n.asp?n=12781
UC Berkeley Report Debunks Myths About California Fiscal Crisis
A new report on the causes of California's fiscal crisis and the
myths about its jobs and tax environment was released today by the
Fisher Center for Real Estate and Urban Economics at UC Berkeley's
Haas School of Business.
http://email.hbinc.com/n.asp?n=12755
Study Details Hispanic Online Population
A new study by comScore Networks has fleshed out the Hispanic audience
online, finding it to have a higher average income and spends more
time online and viewing more pages than the overall online population.
http://email.hbinc.com/n.asp?n=12749
Wisconsin to Seed Venture Fund to Aid Minority Firms
Gov. Jim Doyle is targeting minority-owned businesses in his "Grow
Wisconsin" economic recovery plan with programs and initiatives
aimed at stimulating job creation and offering financial assistance.
http://email.hbinc.com/n.asp?n=12732
-- Magazine --
100 Most Influential Hispanics
As Hispanic leaders reach new levels of success and status, they
dispel stereotypes and set the precedent for further progress.
http://email.hbinc.com/n.asp?n=12825
An Evening with the Brain Trust
Academics, diplomats, investors, and CEOs come together to discuss
public policy at the U.S. Hispanic Economic Summit.
http://email.hbinc.com/n.asp?n=12822
-- Events --
Viva Broward
Wednesday, October 1, 2003
Fort Lauderdale
UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center Annual Fall Open House
Wednesday, October 1, 2003
Haines Hall 144, UCLA Campus
2003 SACNAS National Conference
Thursday, October 2, 2003
Albuquerque Convention Center -- Albuquerque, New Mexico
View more information on all of our featured events:
http://www.hispanicbusiness.com/community/calendar/
-- Featured Jobs --
Citibank North America
Client Financial Analyst
http://email.hbinc.com/n.asp?j=676328
Citibank North America
Business Banking Officer
http://email.hbinc.com/n.asp?j=676326
Tenet Healthcare
-BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
http://email.hbinc.com/n.asp?j=668133
Hispanic Business, Inc.
NEW MEDIA SALES MANAGER
http://email.hbinc.com/n.asp?j=65700
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