En Contacto Fall '20

FALL 2020

.4

PG

ADELANTE GOES VIRTUAL

hccstl.com

.6

PG

HCC STL FOUNDATION: 14TH ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC

.8

PG

HISPANIC WORKING WOMEN: YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE, YOUR VALUE!

Letter from the President & CEO

Our goal for 2020 was to tell a complete story of service and we have achieved that goal. Whether it was virtual or live we're proud to have been able to hold all of our signature events in a safe and meaningful way.

Dear friends and members, This Fall has been full of action at the HCC. With the help of our great staff, Board of Directors, and members, we have been able to successfully transition our events into COVID-19 safe settings for the safety of our members. The season kicked off with both Hispanic Working Women and our annual Adelante Awards broadcast virtually. The HCC STL Foundation’s 14th Annual Golf Classic hosted nearly 200 golfers at the Norman K. Probstein Golf Course for a beautiful day of play benefitting the HLI and HS HLI programs.

Celebrations such as the Adelante Awards are more important than ever during these challenging times. They remind us how resilient, innovative, and successful our community is. Our members have achieved great things during a difficult year, and we are proud to be able to continue to provide our support.

We have been fortunate to gain new board members during this time. In October, Claudio Abreu, Jomo Castro, Elias Corpas, Robert Clark and Suzanne Sierra were voted onto the HCC Board of Directors. Their dedication to the HCC STL mission is well known and we are excited to have them join us.

Our goal for 2020 was to tell a complete story of service and we have achieved that goal. Whether it was virtual or live we're proud to have been able to hold all of our signature events in a safe and meaningful way. We will continue to support and celebrate our members in the coming year. Our dedication to our members and commitment to excellence means that we have continued to grow during this time, adding over 35 new members since August! These new members join over 375 other businesses in the area who are invested in the mission of the HCC. Together, we will continue to improve, enhance, and advocate for opportunities for the Hispanic community.

Thank You!

2

4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12

FA LL 2020

The Adelante Awards Go Virtual!

Congratulations to Our Adelante Winners The HCC STL Foundation Holds Its 14th Annual Golf Classic Meet HLI Class X Hispanic Working Women: Your Voice, Your Vote, Your Value!

Reopening Talks with the HCC Completes a Successful Run Executive Insights Delivers a Masterclass HLI Reunion & HS HLI Graduation Brings Alumni Together Safely

New members By joining, the following individuals and companies have decided to make an investment in the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and our community at large. We encourage you to find out more about them and, whenever possible, to use their services. If you would like more information about any of these individuals or organizations, please contact us at 314.664.4432. § Auburn Park Landscape Architecture § AutoLiberacion § Bare Waxing Studio LCC § Books & Toons, LLC § Bouhasin Law Firm P.C. § Christine Terry § Civil Design, Inc. § Duhon Executive Coaching § Edgardo Auto Repair LLC § El Morelense § FedEx Ground § Fernandez Law, LLC § Gabriela Romero Ghiretti § Illinois SBDC for the Metro East at SIUE § Keto Key Factory § Latin Business Power § Líder Sports Media § Lindenwood University § Lucha II § Mary’s Beauty Salon § MICDS World Languages Spanish Program § Missouri State Parks—Outreach and Engagement Office § NMBL Strategies § O’Hara Outdoors § Paraquad, Inc. § Phi Enterprises, LLC § Services by Design dba Caring Solutions § Society of St. Vincent de Paul of St. Louis § Soup-n-Share Outreach Program § Spry Digital, LLC § St. Louis CITY SC § Stellar Manufacturing § TAO + LEE Associates, Inc. § Villanueva Construction § Yacal Clean § Zomlet Chatbot 3

Adelante Awards Go Virtual!

The

Friday, September 18th was a banner evening for The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Metropolitan St. Louis. Broadcasting from the FeatureGroup USA studio, Karlos Ramirez and staff hosted a virtual gala for the 2020 Adelante Awards which included programs, presentations, and a delicious dinner!

Guests were treated to a gourmet meal from Butler’s Pantry, a choice of wine or beer, and a cocktail kit from Tito’s Handmade Vodka all delivered right to their door!

A

ttendees and participants connected by sharing pictures of their evening on social media with the hashtags #ADELANTEJUNTOS, #LEADINGALEGACY, and #TIMETOCELEBRATE as well as with a custom Adelante Awards Facebook profile frame as festivities kicked off with a pre-broadcast countdown livestreamed on Facebook.

Hosted by Alejandro Santiago and Alexandra McCreary-Ellis, the countdown featured an interview with the HCC Board Secretary Elizabeth “SiSi” Beltran of Build-A-Bear Workshop.

Following the countdown, the awards presentation began livestreaming on YouTube.

Board Chair, Facundo Oyenard, began the night with a warm welcome celebrating the strength of the Hispanic Community and introduced the night’s Master of Ceremonies Gabriela RamirezArellano of the HCC.

This year’s theme was “Leading a Legacy” and the Adelante Awards once again connected its guests with one of the country’s most distinguished leaders through Keynote Speaker Rolando Rodriguez of Marcus Theatres. Rolando, the Executive Vice President of the Marcus Corporation and Chairman and President and CEO of Marcus Theatre Corporation, gave a speech in which he shared his experience and insight with guests through a powerful speech highlighting his journey, the importance of legacy, and the impact of Hispanic businesses.

“One must choose to participate in order to lead and to make a difference,” Rolando said as he spoke about the importance of leadership and leaving a legacy.

HCC President & CEO Karlos Ramirez closed out the ceremonies with a message praising the adaptability and resilience of the “In my four years as chairman, I have seen a lot of growth in the HCC members. You can watch the entire 2020 Adelante Awards: Hispanic community and our HCC Team, but this has been a very, Leading a Legacy on the HCC YouTube channel at https://youtu. very special year. That’s when I realized, more than ever, that we be/h8xUqxu2U7g. have a very strong community, and we have to celebrate our leaders and our accomplishments,” said Oyenard as he welcomed guests to the gala.

Gabriela presented the evening’s Platinum sponsors, Centene, Anheuser-Busch, Ameren, The Regional Business Council, Sysco, and The United Way of St. Louis, who each had a message of support and encouragement for the Hispanic Community.

4

FALL 2020

HISPANIC CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

One must choose to participate in order to lead and to make a difference

The Adelante Awards: Leading a Legacy was made possible by our sponsors whose generous support allows us to continue to assist the health and growth of the Hispanic business community.

TITLE SPONSOR

Congratulations to our 2020 Adelante Awards winners!

Hispanic Business Advocate of the Year

Centene Corporation

AMEREN

PLATINUM SPONSORS

Hispanic Lifetime Achievement

Anheuser-Busch, Ameren, The Regional Business Council, Sysco, The United Way of Greater St. Louis.

ANTONIO AND TERESA MALDONADO

WELCOME SPONSORS

ANNA CROSSLIN

Gonzalez Companies, Marcus Theatres, St. Louis Children’s Hospital, St. Louis Economic Development Partnership DINNER SPONSORS

AT&T, Enterprise Holdings, LiUNA TABLE SPONSORS

LUZCO Technologies LLC, Garcia Companies, Midwest BankCentre, Regions Bank, Spry Digital, St. Louis Lambert International Airport, Wells Fargo Advisor LLC, and Gonzalez Companies.

BEVERAGE SPONSORS

Anheuser-Busch, Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Total Wine & More MEDIA SPONSOR

Feature Group USA

Civic Award of the Year Hispanic Company of the Year AVID ELECTRIC

Hispanic Businessperson of the Year LUSNAIL RONDON - HABERBERGER

Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Member of the Year FACUNDO OYENARD

Hispanic Emerging Business of the Year HAVANA’S CUISINE

Hispanic Emerging Leader VANESSA GARCIA

Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Board Chair Recognition CLAIRE SCHENK, THOMPSON COBURN, LLP 5

HCC STL Foundation Holds its 14th Annual Golf Classic

The

On Wednesday, September 23rd, 2020, the HCC STL Foundation held its 14th Annual Golf Classic at Norman K. Probstein Golf Course in Forest Park.

165 golfers spent the day in sunshine for a socially distant day of fun, food, and festivities! Custom HCC STL Foundation face masks, courtesy of Bespoke Apparel, were handed out to all golfers, staff, and volunteers.

During registration and throughout the day, guests had the opportunity to purchase digital raffle tickets for a chance to win exciting prizes.

A

fter registration, guests enjoyed boxed lunches from Havana’s Cuisine and Guido’s Pizzeria and Tapas food trucks. During lunch, guests were greeted with words of welcome from Karlos Ramirez of the HCC and Kelvin Taylor of Midwest BankCentre.

Next, Alejandra Berra of Commerce Trust Company and Santiago Beltran of Builda-Bear Workshop each shared memories of their time in the HCC STL Foundation’s Hispanic Leadership Institute (HLI). Proceeds from the Golf Classic help to fund HLI and High School HLI, both of which develop leadership within the Hispanic community. After lunch, golfers made their way to their carts to find a goodie bag full of treats donated by the day’s Title Sponsor Midwest BankCentre, as well as other HCC member businesses, before the 1:00 pm shotgun start.

The sunshine and 70-degree weather made for a beautiful day of play. After completing the course, golfers returned to the pavilion for a delicious dinner provided by the golf course. During dinner, guests who participated in the raffle were able to pick up their winnings from the prize table. While guests enjoyed their meals, Karlos announced the day’s winners, handed out prizes, and gave a toast of gratitude to all the participants.

The HCC STL Foundation’s 14th Annual Golf Classic was made possible by our sponsors whose generous contributions allow us to pursue the HCC STL Foundation’s mission of strengthening Hispanic participation in the St. Louis business community through leadership development.

“It’s been a great day, and we are thankful to have everyone together to support a great cause and congratulations to the day’s winners!” Karlos said as he celebrated the day. After prizes were handed out, guests enjoyed the rest of the night with dessert, beer, and laughter.

TITLE SPONSOR: Midwest BankCentre BIRDIE SPONSORS: Midland States Bank, Home Depot, Ameren BEVERAGE CART SPONSOR: Garcia Properties EVENT MARKETING SPONSOR: Sherwin Williams Paint Company PAR SPONSORS: Missouri Constructors, Steve Martinez Insurance, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Missouri Athletic Club, Tom Lange Produce HOLE SPONSOR: St. Louis Mosaic Project of the World Trade Center-St. Louis 6

It’s been a great day, and we are thankful to have everyone together to support a great cause

HCC STL Foundation’s Hispanic Leadership Institute Begins its Tenth Class

The

The HCC STL Foundation created the Hispanic Leadership Institute (HLI) in 2011 to train Hispanic professionals on for-profit and non-profit management skills and network development within the St. Louis business community.

The HLI began its tenth class in 2020. With its first session commencing on October 9th, 2020, Class X includes eighteen participants and will conclude in June.

CLASS X

ISABEL ACEVEDO PEREZ MAURICIO AMORE ( RIP ) KENIA ARAUZ PATRICIO CORDERO NATALIA CORRAY ROSMERY CRUZ ANNA CRISTINA FERNANDEZ GUILHERME MAIA ALEXANDRA MCCREARY- ELLIS CLARA MCINTOSH JUAN MENDOZA SAM MONROY MIREYA RIVAS MARK RODRIGUEZ CAROLINA SANTANGELO ALEJANDRO SANTIAGO ORTEGA ALEXA SEDA SANDRA VAZQUEZ

Class X marks ten years and nearly 200 graduates of the Hispanic Leadership Institute

7

Your Voice, Your Vote, Your Value

On August 27th, 2020 over 180 attendees tuned in for a virtual broadcast of the HCC STL’s Hispanic Working Women event. This year’s theme was Your Voice, Your Vote, Your Value in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, which gave women in the United States the right to vote.

Speakers and guests discussed the topic through a panel, Q&A session, and keynote presentation all centered on the topic of Your Voice, Your Vote, Your Value.

T

he evening began with a bang as a winner was drawn from among the attending members for the beautiful Dillard’s gift basket that had been donated for the event! After the winner had been chosen, guests were welcomed with warm words from the evening’s sponsor, Midwest BankCentre. Kathleen Spies of Midwest BankCentre spoke about the impact that Hispanic women can have both with their vote and with their finances.

After hearing from Kathleen, guests were welcomed by the night’s moderator, Gabriela Ramirez-Arellano of the HCC. Gabriela explained that the panel would be followed by a Q&A session, which would then be followed by a presentation by the night’s Keynote Speaker, Marcela Manjarrez Hawn of Centene Corporation.

After a quick explainer of the night’s format, Gabriela introduced the evening’s distinguished panelists: Elizabeth “SiSi” Beltran of Build-a-Bear Workshop, St. Louis City Treasurer Tishaura Jones, Dr. Julia Lopez of Washington University, and Adriana S. Ocampo of Boeing. The ladies shared their insights on topics such as voting, the #metoo movement, and how to emphasize the value that you bring to a situation.

8

After the panel and audience questions, the panelists gave the viewers these final pieces of parting advice: § “Be courageous and believe in yourself,” Adriana S. Ocampo. § “Lead with empathy,” Dr. Julia Lopez. § “Be kind to yourself,” SiSi Beltran. § “Never apologize for making time for yourself,” Tishaura Jones.

Following a brief intermission, Gabriela welcomed guests back for the night’s Keynote Presentation by Marcela ManjarraezHawn of Centene. Marcela is the Senior Vice President and Chief Communications Officer for Centene Corporation. She also manages the Centene Charitable Foundation, which makes substantial contributions to initiatives that improve the quality of life and health in our communities.

Marcela spoke about how her experiences as a Hispanic woman shaped her career. Hispanic women, she said, have a shared cultural heritage which allows them to connect. “Given our shared values, I hope that the next few minutes will be more of a conversation than a speech. I will be a little personal, a little professional, and a little political,” she said.

She told the audience how she grew her voice through education at the University of Missouri at St. Louis. Although she was a standout student, there were still those who questioned her abilities. She realized that those questions had nothing to do with her talents but rather had to do more with the insecurities of those around her.

She spoke next about her professional journey. She began the first phase of her career at The Federal Reserve and was balancing motherhood, a career and graduate school. Central banking, she explained, was a man’s world when she first began. One of the keys to her success, she said, was finding mentors to support her. Her mentors offered her advice, support and even book suggestions to help her navigate her multiple roles.

Connecting with and learning from other female leaders helped Marcela grow as a leader herself. She also learned to ask for what she wanted.

“I asked to attend conferences, I asked to travel internationally, to exchange best practices with counterparts or other central banks. I asked for additional roles and responsibilities and to my surprise, the answer was always yes,” she said as she recounted the importance of asking for what you want.

She closed out her presentation with a call to action for Hispanic women to make their voices heard in American politics. She encouraged them not only to complete the 2020 Census, but also to register to vote and to ensure that their friends, family, and coworkers follow suit.

“It is time to maximize our voices. Whether we speak with accents or not, our voice is one of our main assets,” she said as she stressed the political power of the growing Latino population in the United States.

At the conclusion of Marcela’s moving presentation, the audience was given the opportunity to ask her their questions. Questions came rolling in as attendees eagerly submitted their questions.

I asked to attend conferences, I asked to travel internationally, to exchange best practices with counterparts or other central banks. I asked for additional roles and responsibilities and to my surprise, the answer was always yes After the Q&A session, attendees took the chance to connect more deeply with several of the panelists and the keynote speaker during a ladies’ only networking hour. Attendees shared book recommendations, discussed juggling career and familial expectations, and learned more about each other as they closed out the night.

Hispanic Working Women: Your Voice, Your Vote, Your Value was made possible by support from our title sponsors at Midwest BankCentre. Broadcasting was made possible by our Video Production Partners at Feature Group USA. You can watch the 2020 broadcast of Hispanic Working Women and get inspired, on the HCC YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/2-ygQz5NEMM. You can find Hispanic Working Women, Adelante, as well as many other HCC Broadcasts by: § Going to https://www.youtube.com § In the “search” bar type in “hccstl” § Click on the “HCC STL” channel § Or you can go to the link below to explore our channel § https://www.youtube.com/c/HCCSTL/featured

9

Reopening Talks with the HCC Completes a Successful Run

As news of the COVID-19 pandemic spread across the United States, we started to see first-hand the impact and challenges for our members. Gabriela Ramírez-Arellano, Business Counselor at the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Metropolitan St. Louis (HCC) and Alejandro Santiago, Membership Manager at the HCC, started reaching out and hearing from members about their struggles and concerts and began to brainstorm how to best provide insight, resources and support to all members of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

I

10

n the beginning, the specific needs were unclear. We didn’t know the impact the pandemic was going to have on the many different organizations and industries that we support. So, we decided to take swift action and started sending weekly emails that included the latest information. These weekly bilingual emails included information about webinars, new grant opportunities, family resources, inspiration, and many small business resources from across the county. As we progressed in our journey to provide helpful resources to our members, we saw a growing need for live conversations that shared not only expertise but also lessons learned. We decided to go live on our Facebook page and share thoughts, experiences, and lessons with each other. In a matter of days, Reopening Talks with the HCC came to life.

Through Reopening Talks with the HCC, we were able to hear the impact the pandemic was having in people’s daily lives and how they were being creative, resilient and innovative to soften the blow the pandemic had on us. From taking advantage of social media platforms, changing restaurant menus, adding a service or even seeing an increase in sales, we heard very different stories from all our members, but one commonality was always there; everyone had learned something that would change their business for years to come. As the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, we also learned from this initiative; to use the avenues that we have within reach, to connect and collaborate with others and to create a system in which ideas and experiences flow.

Our first video aired on May 18th, 2020, the same day as St. Louis City and St. Louis County officially lifted some of the restrictions that kept businesses closed for many weeks. It was our intention to provide guidance on the recovery of those businesses but also shed light into what many of us were doing, as not everyone was going through the same journey. And we did exactly that for more than 5 months.

§ Going to https://www.facebook.com/HCCSTL/

You can find past episodes of Reopening Talks with the HCC by: § Go to “videos” § Click on the “Reopening Talks with the HCC” playlist

Executive Insights Brings Marketing Expertise to Its Members

On October 22nd, 2020, the HCC brought together its members via Zoom for a masterclass on marketing. Sponsored by Thompson Coburn LLP, Executive Insights: Marketing to the Hispanic Community featured a fantastic presentation by the talented professionals at Elasticity.

O

ver 40 attendees tuned in to hear from Daniela Velรกzquez and Alex Duplan of Elasticity as they offered advice on marketing to the Hispanic community.

Daniela Velazquez joined Elasticity in 2019 as the Senior Public Relations Strategist at Elasticity after a successful tenure as the director of communications at the ACLU of Missouri. She has a wide array of experience in marketing, journalism, and content creation and is also a board member for the Hispanic Chamber! Alex Duplan is the VP & Creative Director of Multicultural Marketing at Elasticity & Fuerza. He is a leader in the marketing community for his work on multicultural communications. Nominated in 2005 as best creative director in the U.S., his award-winning international work has garnered FIAPs, Clios, honors from the New York Festival and accolades from the London International Awards, just to name a few. Together, they brought their years of experience to Hispanic Chamber members for an enlightening morning of conversation and best practices.

You can find Executive Insights, along with many other 2020 Chamber events, on the HCC YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/MgWDxuEKpLI.

11

Class of

2020 HLI Class IX and HS HLI Class IV

HLI Reunion & HS HLI Graduation Brings Alumni Together Safely

The

The Hispanic Leadership Institute Reunion event took place at a.casa on S. Kingshighway in St. Louis, Missouri on October 28th. With the amazing accommodations from a.casa, food from Butler's Pantry, and following the St. Louis City guidelines, we were able to welcome over 40 guests to this event.

The event started with some networking from past and current participants from HLI and followed with some remarks from the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce President & CEO, Karlos Ramirez, and Program Coordinator, Nerishka Cruz, who was calling each participant from HLI Class IX and HS HLI Class IV, who were unable to have their graduation ceremony during their program. Nerishka called each participant, provided their certificates with special comments about each one as a reminder of why they are a leader.

The HCC STL Foundation's goal is to empower Hispanic professionals to become leaders.

The HLI program offers topics such as What to Know Before Serving on Nonprofit Boards, Effective Communication and Experiencing Criticism, and Finance for the NonFinancial Manager. Graduates master all these topics as well as many more.

This year’s graduates from HLI Class IX and HS HLI Class IV are:

HLI CLASS IX

HS HLI CLASS IV

JOSÉ ANTONIO BRAVO

MAXTON BENDER

GABRIELA BURIAN

MAYA BRUNELLI

GABRIEL CARDENAS

ROBERT E. CONCANNON

ADRIA CONCANNON

JOSE MATEO SANCHEZ

GABRIELA CORNELIUS

ISABEL CEPEDA

JASON GALVAN

AUDRIANA RAMIREZ

ANNA MARIA GARCIA

DONOVAN DENHAM

BIANCA HALL

SAMUEL HERRERA

ESTELA MELIAN

GABRIELA MADRIZ

ROSANA MELO

NADIA M. JANSEN

RAUL MORALES

PATRICK GANNON

ADRIANA OSORIO

FATIMA TORRES

RICARDO RECCI

MIGUEL BUITRAGO

MALENA SOTO

ERIC MIRANDA

RADAMES TORO CARLOS URRUTIA

12

FALL 2020 HISPANIC CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

HELPING PEOPLE LIVE THEIR BEST POSSIBLE LIVES Problems.

The ones too big to tackle alone.

The ones that limit people and limit potential.

The ones that impact all of us.

We go looking for them.

In farm towns and river towns.

Suburbs and cities.

From South City to Swansea.

Overland to Highland.

We surround our community’s most critical problems.

And we fight.

We are the hand-raisers.

The game-changers The never stop fighting, never back down, life transformers.

At United Way of Greater St. Louis, we fight for every person in our community.

We fight for the education of every child.

The basic needs of every family.

The self-sufficiency of every person.

Because what happens to one of us, happens to all of us.

United, we fight for those who can’t.

United, we fight for change.

United, we fight to help people live their best possible lives.

Unite with us.

HELPINGPEOPLE.ORG

13

where

are made

The Premier St. Louis Destination for Brewery, Beer and Food Lovers

14

Building a more diverse and inclusive region.

That’s our business.

We’re the Regional Business Council. We’re 100 of the area’s leading businesses, with over $60 billion in revenue, staffed by over 100,000 professional associates.

And we’re targeting those resources and that expertise directly at the St. Louis region. Improving the St. Louis region is a big job. But that’s our Business.

The Regional Business Council stands with the

THE HISPANIC CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

in its work empowering communities and changing lives.

F O C U S + C O L L A B O R AT I O N + I N V E S T M E N T + A C T I O N + R E S U LT S THE CEOS OF ST. LOUIS’ LEADING COMPANIES John P. Stupp, Jr., Chairman Tony Tersigni, Past-Chairman Carmen Jacob, Vice Chair Tony Thompson, Vice Chair Mike Zambrana, Co-Chair Diversity and Inclusion Kathy Osborn, President and CEO

7701 FORSYTH, SUITE 205 ST.

EDUCATION

LOUIS, MISSOURI 63105

GOVERNANCE

314.225.2100

QUALITY OF LIFE

KOSBORN@STLRBC.ORG WWW.STLRBC.ORG

BUSINESS DIVERSITY COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

15

CORPORATE SPONSORS

FRIEND

P L AT I N U M

GOLD

S I LV E R

BRONZE

FALL 2020

Boone Center Inc., DBA BCI Packaging Carmody MacDonald Carrollton Bank Central Bank of St. Louis CIBC Commerce Bank CTS Group Dot Foods, Inc. ePlata USA, LLC Facilitec Corporate Furnishings First Bank Fontbonne University Garcia Companies Graybar Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale Guarantee Electrical Company Home Depot LHM LUXCO, Inc. Major Brands Midland States Bank Midwest BankCentre Mississippi Lime Company Missouri History Museum Montgomery Bank Mutual of Omaha NextGen Information Services, Inc. Pangea Group Panera, LLC Ponce Realty powered by ReMax Gold Regions Bank RSM US, LLP SLCC, LLC Southern Illinois University—Edwardsville Spire, Inc Stinson LLP St. Charles Community College St. John's Bank St. Louis Community College St. Louis County Government —Office of Diversity and Inclusion St. Louis Economic Development Partnership St. Louis-Kansas City Carpenters St. Louis Post-Dispatch St. Louis FC Success Promotions Talisen Technologies, Inc. Tarlton Corporation The Bank of Edwardsville/Busey Bank Thompson Coburn LLP TOTA Investments, LLC UMSL University of Missouri System ValDivia Enterprises Washington University World Wide Technology

www.hccstl.com | 3611 South Grand Blvd., Ste 105 St. Louis, MO 63118 | 314.664.4432