The United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) will announce its new Chair of the Board and new directors at the USHCC 31st Annual National Convention & Business Expo in Dallas to be held in September.
Current USHCC Chairman, David C. Lizarraga, who will step down in September, has successfully reached out to new chambers of commerce in communities across the country, expanded its partnerships with major corporations and other business organizations in the area of supplier diversity, and built relationships with government agencies to increase procurement opportunities for Hispanic business enterprises.
Mr. Lizarraga will continue to serve the community through his work at the helm of TELACU, the nation’s largest Community Development Corporation. “Under Chairman Lizarraga’s leadership, we are now at an important time in our history to advance and accelerate our role and impact in supporting Hispanic business throughout the United States,” said Palomarez. “We thank David for his dedicated service, guidance, and leadership in setting the stage for a new era of the USHCC,” he continued.
The USHCC 31st Annual National Convention & Business Expo to be held in Dallas, Texas from September 22 – 25th, will serve as a launching platform for many new initiatives and partnerships the organization has been working towards in reinvigorating, repositioning, and reclaiming its leadership role in supporting Hispanic business across the United States.