The Chamber
Our Vision
The Greater Austin community values the contributions of small business, diversity and excellence in education.
Our Mission
The Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will lead the efforts that strengthen and support small, minority and women-owned businesses; stimulate and advocate for business growth, development and opportunities; promote educational excellence; and promote awareness and preservation of the Hispanic heritage.
About Us
Established in 1973, the Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce’s (GAHCC) primary goal is to continue the advancement and progression of a strong and stable economic culture for Hispanic Businesses. The Chamber strives to reach these goals by developing business and management skills and bridging access to financial capital and maintaining our cultural values and integrity.
The Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce represents a broad array of organizations. Currently, the Chamber has approximately 1,000 active members representing corporations, small business, individuals, non-profits agencies, business associates and governmental agencies.
History
The Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce was co-founded in 1973 by Former Mayor Gus Garcia and 24 other prominent Hispanic leaders. Their vision was to create an organization that would serve and represent the business interests of a small but growing Hispanic entrepreneurial class in Austin.
