Hispanic chamber will benefit all business - Santa Fe, New Mexico

There has been some discussion within the community recently regarding the development of the Santa Fe Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Some have asked, “Why start another chamber of commerce? Aren’t there existing entities that address the issue of business development?” Some will see this as a divisive action. As the incorporating board of directors of this organization, we felt it appropriate to respond to those who will question the pursuit of such a chamber.

The primary objective of those working to establish a Santa Fe Hispanic Chamber is to actively promote the establishment and development of Hispanic-owned businesses within the greater Santa Fe area. More specifically, the goal is to promote more Hispanic ownership and to support the development of existing Hispanic-owned businesses. Why? “*

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