2025 Legislative Summit Program Book

2025

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U N I T E D STAT E S H I S PA N I C CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

LEGISLATIVE SUMMIT PROGRAM BOOK

MARCH 24-26, 2025

THE 2025 BUSINESS POLICY AGENDA: CHARTING THE COURSE

CONTENTS 4 GREETINGS FROM D.C. 6 ABOUT THE USHCC 10 USHCC BOARD OF DIRECTORS 12 USHCC TEAM 14 USHCC ADVISORY BOARDS 15 AGENDA AT A GLANCE 16 USHCC DUCATIONAL FUND BOARD

OF DIRECTORS

18 USHCC PROGRAMS 24 SPONSORS & PARTNERS 28 UPCOMING EVENTS 2 \ 2025 USHCC LEGISL ATIVE SUMMIT

WELCOME TO THE 2025 USHCC

LEGISLATIVE SUMMIT

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GREETINGS FROM D.C. A MESSAGE FROM OUR 2025 LEGISLATIVE SUMMIT EVENT CHAIR Dear Esteemed Guests, It is my honor to welcome you to the 2025 Untied States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Legislative Summit, where we gather to chart the course for “The 2025 Business Policy Agenda.” As the Chair of the USHCC Government Affairs Committee and the Event Chair for this event, I am thrilled to see so many dedicated leaders and innovators come together to shape the future of Hispanic businesses in America.

YURI CUNZA PRESIDENT & CEO Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

Over the next three days, we will engage in meaningful discussions, networking opportunities, and advocacy efforts that will empower small business owners.

Our agenda is packed with insightful sessions on key issues such as taxes, trade, procurement, and economic prosperity on behalf of our nation’s small business community.

I am particularly excited about the diverse range of speakers and panelists who will share their expertise and insight. From esteemed members of Congress to industry leaders, every voice will contribute to our collective goal of fostering bipartisan connections and advancing the interests of Hispanic businesses.

Thank you for joining us in this critical endeavor. I look forward to your active participation and to the impactful outcomes that will emerge from our collective efforts.

Warm regards,

Yuri Cunza President & CEO, Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Chair, USHCC Government Affairs Committee Event Chair, 2025 USHCC Legislative Summit

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A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT & CEO AND BOARD CHAIRWOMAN Dear Esteemed Colleagues and Friends, On behalf of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, it is our honor to welcome you to the 2025 USHCC Legislative Summit. This gathering presents a powerful opportunity to engage with policymakers and reaffirm our commitment to economic prosperity in America.

JACKIE PUENTE BOARD CHAIRWOMAN United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

Vice President, External Affairs Comcast Corporation

The USHCC proudly champions the principles that make America’s economy strong: job creation, innovation, and entrepreneurship. As the fastest-growing segment of entrepreneurs, Hispanic business owners are not only creating jobs but also driving the future of American business.

We firmly believe that a pro-business agenda is a pro-America agenda. That’s why we advocate for policies that reduce barriers to success, support small business enterprises, and ensure that these enterprises have access to capital, contracts, and resources needed to thrive. When America’s small businesses succeed, the entire American economy prospers.

This year’s summit is a crucial moment to amplify our voices and work collaboratively with leaders from across the nation. We are here to build bridges, forge new partnerships, and ensure that the contributions of small business owners are recognized and supported at the highest levels.

Thank you for your continued dedication to our shared mission. Together, we will strengthen our economy and continue to champion a future where every American business has the opportunity to succeed.

RAMIRO A. CAVAZOS PRESIDENT & CEO United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

Sincerely,

Jackie Puente Chairwoman, USHCC Board of Directors Vice President, External Affairs, Comcast Corporation

Ramiro A. Cavazos President & CEO, USHCC

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ABOUT THE USHCC VISION: BE THE LEADING VOICE TO ADVANCE HISPANIC BUSINESS POTENTIAL TO DRIVE OUR AMERICAN ECONOMY.

MISSION: BUILD AN ECOSYSTEM TO ACCELERATE HISPANIC BUSINESS GROWTH AND PROSPERITY.

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The United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, a proud American institution actively promotes the economic growth, development, and interests of more than 5 million Hispanic-owned businesses, and the broader small business community nationwide.

Our team embodies free enterprise, the patriotic spirit and core mission of fostering the growth of America’s business community.

We serve as the national umbrella organization representing more than 260 Hispanic Chambers of Commerce and business associations across the country, and partner with hundreds of American corporations.

Since 1979, the USHCC has advocated for policies, including supporting federal procurement access, international trade, affordable energy, and comprehensive immigration reform. Through advocacy and educational initiatives, we expand access to capital, build capacity, and establish connections for Hispanic business enterprises, local chambers, and corporate partners.

U.S. Latinos fuel our economy, contributing $3.6 trillion to GDP through job creation, consumer spending, and investments. As an independent, bipartisan, and largest Hispanic national business association, we promote pro-business policies that sustain this economic influence while advancing prosperity for Hispanic and small businesses nationwide.

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Paola Ramirez-Shah, Founder & CEO Longmont, CO Scan the QR code to visit the Tucketts storefront “At Tucketts, we view every purchase as more than just a transaction—it’s an investment in personal wellness and a broader positive impact,” shared Paola Ramirez-Shah.

Ramirez-Shah founded Tucketts to offer high-quality, toeless grip socks and says the company is infused with the vibrant spirit of her Colombian roots. The Tucketts team has also been involved in various charitable initiatives, including peace-building in Colombia, marine conservation efforts, educational programs for Maasai girls in Tanzania, and helping to provide prosthetic feet for children in need.

Ali+Oli

Alejandra James, Co-founder Miami, FL Scan the QR code to visit the Ali+Oli storefront “Being able to use Amazon to fulfill our orders so we don’t have to do it gives me the freedom to…be able to enjoy my life because it’s not all working, working, working,” said Alejandra James.

Inspired by their experience as new parents to three daughters, Alejandra and her husband, Oliver James, created Ali+Oli to offer modern, stylish, and functional baby products that parents can trust. The couple says that selling online generates sales comparable to operating three full retail stores, but with the added benefit of having more family time.

Bundle x Joy

Jess Berger, Founder & CEO Phoenix, AZ Scan the QR code to visit the Bundle x Joy storefront “Our pets bring us so much joy, and I wanted to bring that through in our products,” said Jess Berger.

After nearly two decades in the pet industry, the first-generation Latina founded Bundle x Joy to bring superfood nutrition and a touch of whimsy to pet products. The entrepreneur says that selling with Amazon allowed her to reach new customers who didn’t have a local retail store near them.

Today, the Bundle x Joy team gives 3% of proceeds back to fund women in entrepreneurship and support local communities.

USHCC BOARD OF DIRECTORS JACKIE PUENTE CHAIRWOMAN Vice President, External Affairs Comcast Corporation

VICTOR ARIAS JR. CHAIR-ELECT CEO Encantado Advisors

RAÚL SALINAS GENERAL COUNSEL Partner-in-Charge of Los Angeles Office Frost Brown Todd

ROSA NAVEJAR BOARD SECRETARY President The Rios Group, Inc. (TRG)

NELSON REYNERI JR. IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR Director, Strategic Alliances & Policy NRG

RAMIRO A. CAVAZOS President & CEO United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

CARLOS A. BECERRA Vice President of Strategy & Operations Support Toyota Financial Services

ERNIE C’DEBACA President & CEO Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce

YURI CUNZA President & CEO Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

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S JAIME DI PAULO President & CEO Illinois Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

SIL GONZALES President Ford Gresham Auto Group, Inc.

PATTY JUAREZ Head of Hispanic/Latino Affairs Diverse Segments, Representation & Inclusion Team Wells Fargo

RACHEL KUTZ Vice President & General Manager AT&T Mobility

ROBERTO MARTINEZ Founder & CEO Braven Agency

CHRISTINE RICE President Aximas AI

JENNIFER RODRIGUEZ President & CEO Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

YAMMEL SANCHEZ OCANA Executive Director of Global Procurement Merck Sharp & Dohme

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USHCC TEAM

RAMIRO A. CAVAZOS President & CEO

SYNTHIA R. JARAMILLO Chief Growth & Partnerships Officer

FELIPE E. UGALDE Chief Operations Officer

EVELYN BARAHONA Senior Vice President of Educational Fund

ANTHONY J. HINOJOSA Vice President of Government & International Affairs

JESSICA C. CORONADO Director of Operations & Board Liaison

JESSI C. ACUÑA Director of Marketing & Communications

VERONICA DE LA TORRE Director of Special Events

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CRISTIAN CHAPA Director of Corporate Relations

ERICA SALINAS Senior Manager of Finance & Administration

MARIA FERNANDA SIERRA Senior Programs Manager

JENNIFER BARILLAS Manager of Small Business Enterprises

MONICA A. GARZA Manager of Procurement & Supplier Engagement

SANTIAGO SALAS-OLIVA Manager of Government & International Affairs

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USHCC ADVISORY BOARDS SENIOR EXECUTIVE CORPORATE ADVISORY BOARD (SECAB)

SECAB CHAIR

The Senior Executive Corporate Advisory Board of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is composed of a diverse ensemble of the nation’s most respected, experienced, and effective senior level executives who are active members of the USHCC through our Corporate Partner Membership Program. This advisory board assists in implementing best practices for promoting diversity and inclusion, both within a company’s structure and its auxiliary supply chains – helps raise awareness on issues impacting American businesses, assists in fundraising activities, and informs members on public policy and other issues affecting business interests in both the Hispanic business community and corporate America.

ANGIE LATHROP Community Affairs Executive Bank of America

PROCUREMENT COUNCIL ADVISORY BOARD (PCAB)

PCAB CHAIR RAUL SUAREZRODRIGUEZ Director, Global Economic Inclusion & Supplier Diversity Merck

The Procurement Council Advisory Board works with the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, local chamber members and Hispanic businesses to educate, provide guidance, and develop strategies that will advance the level of procurement opportunities for Hispanic businesses within corporations, government, prime contractors and suppliers. It ensures that best practices, policies, and programs developed by the Council are reflected within their organizations’ procurement practices. It’s composed of members of major corporations from different industry sectors and the USHCC President and CEO. Members are individuals that have decision-making authority or can influence the acquisition of major corporations.

These corporations are committed to supporting the mission of PCAB and actively engaging in its activities and the constituency of the USHCC.

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AGENDA AT A GLANCE DAY 1 : MONDAY, MARCH 24, 2025 8:30 AM – 7:00 PM

Registration

5:30 PM – 7:30 PM

2025 USHCC Legislative Summit Welcome Reception / State Ballroom, Lobby Level

DAY 2 : TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 2025 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Registration

8:30 AM – 10:00 AM

General Session Breakfast – “Rise and Thrive: Smart Economic Policy for Business Success” / Grand Ballroom, Lobby Level

10:30 AM – 11:30 AM

Breakout Session – “Small Businesses Powering America’s Energy Policy Future” / Chinese Ballroom, Lobby Level

10:30 AM – 11:30AM

Breakout Session – “Gateway to Growth: Puerto Rico Reshoring & American Jobs” / District Ballroom, Lower Level

12:00 PM – 1:30 PM

General Session Keynote, Luncheon Panel and High-Level Conversation Grand Ballroom, Lobby Level Panel: “Trade Catalyst Luncheon: Forward Momentum for Economic Growth Across North America”

1:30 PM – 2:30 PM

Breakout Session – “Contracting & Procurement: Opportunities for Growth” Chinese Ballroom, Lobby Level

1:30 PM – 2:30 PM

Breakout Session – “Revolutionizing Payments: Blockchain, Policy, and the Next Wave of Financial Innovation” / District Ballroom, Lower Level

2:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Supplier Marketplace: Procurement Roundtables New Jersey Room, Second Level

2:30 PM – 4:00 PM

Hispanic Chamber Presidents’ Meeting / East Ballroom, Lobby Level

4:30 PM – 5:30 PM

Afternoon General Session: Keynote with U.S. Senator Ted Cruz (TX) Grand Ballroom, Lobby Level

DAY 3 : WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 2025 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM

Partnership Policy Opportunity – Comite100 Press Conference with the American Business Immigration Coalition / Capitol Hill Triangle

12:30 PM – 2:00 PM

Hill Day Luncheon / Capitol Hill, Russell Senate Office Building – Kennedy Caucus Room (SR-325)

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MONIKA MANTILLA CHAIR President & CEO Altura Capital

RAÚL SALINAS GENERAL COUNSEL Partner-in-Charge of Los Angeles Office Frost Brown Todd

RAMIRO A. CAVAZOS President & CEO, United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

CARLOS A. BECERRA Vice President of Strategy & Operations Support Toyota Financial Services

DANIEL GALINDO Senior Vice President, Community Development & Strategy Director Woodforest National Bank

JUAN CARLOS LISCANO Vice President, Miami Hub American Airlines

BETTY MANETTA President & CEO Argent Associates

KATHLEEN MARTINEZ Senior Director of National Strategic Relationships BP

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

JACKIE PUENTE Vice President, External Affairs Comcast Corporation

NELSON REYNERI JR. Director, Strategic Alliances & Policy NRG

ROSA SANTANA Founder & CEO The Santana Group

YAMMEL SANCHEZ OCANA Executive Director of Global Procurement Merck Sharp & Dohme

ALICE RODRIGUEZ Retired Executive Leader JPMorganChase

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USHCC EDUCATIONAL FUND PROGRAMS POWERING SMALL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE GROWTH The United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Educational Fund, the USHCC’s nonprofit and foundation arm, powers the Chamber’s mission with impact-driven programs, initiatives, and resources. It fuels America’s economic growth bridging capital, facilitating contract opportunities, and fostering strategic connections with USHCC’s convening and social capital platform.

Here’s a look at some of our most recent programs impacting the supply chain, small businesses and Hispanic enterprise growth.

EDUCATIONAL FUND IMPACT IN THE HISPANIC AND SMALL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE COMMUNITY IN 2024 10 Initiatives, programs and collaborations delivered $1.5 million+ of capital, grants and resources provided into the Hispanic and small business ecosystem 280+ businesses served through EF signature programs and initiatives

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30+ Hispanic chambers of commerce empowered with USHCC resources and initiatives More than 13,000 businesses were supported through our extended network of Hispanic Chamber program partners engaged with USHCC’s grants, resources and initiatives.

USHCC AVANZANDO SUPPLIERS WITH BLUE WAVE TRANSFORMING SMALL BUSINESSES INTO SUPPLY CHAIN SOLUTIONS IN PROCUREMENT Now on its 4th, USHCC Avanzando Suppliers with Blue Wave is a turnkey program transforming certified suppliers into global supply chain solutions. It connects corporations and agencies with competitive, compliance-ready suppliers.

Ideal Participants: • Certified (all certifications considered) • 3+ years in operation • Ideally $3M+ in revenue (if less, must have a track record of growth)

Selected businesses receive a tuition-free program valued at $250K+ in consulting fees and access to procurement resources. In 2024, 58 businesses graduated with 110+ buyer meetings at USHCC’s signature events.

Since 2023, 80 businesses across 12 states have successfully completed the program.

NEW LANDMARK PROGRAM LAUNCHED IN 2025!

LATINA GROWTH ACCELERATOR In collaboration with Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC), and with the support of The Kroger Co. Foundation, the USHCC Educational Fund launched the first national Latina Growth Accelerator in the country, where 23 high-growth Latina entrepreneurs earning $10 million + in revenue receive strategic support to grow and scale their businesses at the mid-market level and beyond. The Latina Growth Accelerator offers expert led educational sessions, small group coaching, peer and corporate networking platform with exclusive resources from USHCC and WBENC.

IN HER FOOTSTEPS AN INITIATIVE TO UPLIFT LATINA LEADERSHIP AND CELEBRATE THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS THROUGH STORYTELLING Launched in 2018 with Bank of America’s support, In Her Footsteps amplifies Latina leaders’ stories through personal journeys of triumph, inspiration, and resilience. It evolved from live interviews to a podcast, and, in 2024, a visual mini-digital series hosted with embedded resources.

The latest digital series highlights 10 Latina leaders sharing what they’ve learned running a business, and covering topics like access to capital, community leadership, and mindset management. One of our featured leaders, Stephanie Parra, attended our 45th National Conference

and served on Bank of America’s Latina GDP panel, highlighting the economic imperative of investing in Latina business owners.

In Her Footsteps continues to inspire and empower the next generation of Latina leaders while fostering a strong and resilient community.

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CAPITAL READINESS PROGRAM WITH THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE’S MINORITY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (MBDA) The USHCC Educational Fund launched the Capital Readiness Program with the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) in partnership with select regional Hispanic chambers to help small and Hispanic entrepreneurs start and scale businesses.

The program provides technical assistance and facilitates introductions to help businesses have access to various forms of capital, such as the State Small Business Credit Initiative.

CRP Goals: • Capacity Building: Launch and scale investable businesses • Access to Capital: Connect businesses to SSBCI and other forms of capital • Access to Networks: Link entrepreneurs with key stakeholders and experts Thanks to our partners, 110+ businesses have been supported and $505,000+ in capital has been secured (2024 figures)

USHCC CHAMBER COMMUNITY GRANTS PROGRAM POWERED BY OUR PARTNERS Thanks to our partners at Wells Fargo, Google, PayPal, Allivate Impact Capital (subsidiary of Woodforest National Bank), and PNC USHCC’s Chamber Community Grant program partners with organizations committed to supporting the Hispanic owned businesses and entrepreneur ecosystem through investments with our local Hispanic chambers. Each year, partners provide grants of various amounts to aid local chambers, supporting a variety of topics such as empowering Latina entrepreneurs, promoting green energy, and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Past grant allocations have ranged from $2,500 to $15,000.

USHCC GREEN BUILDS BUSINESS GREENING THE SUPPLY CHAIN WITH OUR USHCC COMMUNITY USHCC Green Builds Business seeks to offer Hispanic businesses an opportunity to become green suppliers, joining the solution to transform the supply chain with proven best practices. Participants receive business coaching on identifying, designing, and implementing projects aiming to achieve a triple bottom line of results

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In 2024, USHCC Chamber Community Grants were distributed to 12 Chambers for a total amount of $110,000 to strengthen technical assistance programs and fuel the continual growth of Chambers, and in turn, small businesses across the country.

that lower costs, reduce environmental impacts, and support the well-being of communities.

This program was launched with the support of Toyota – a committed leader in greening the supply chain in-house and beyond. In 2024, we featured Tier 1 Hispanic Suppliers at the USHCC Energy Summit for a facilitated panel discussion on how these business leaders applied green strategies to work as Toyota suppliers, successfully using the Green Builds Business framework.

PARTNER PROGRAMS & INITIATIVES FOR USHCC MEMBERS ELEVATE TOGETHER WITH OFFICE DEPOT, ROUND IT UP AMERICA AND JPMORGANCHASE

Elevate Together, powered by Round It Up America, is a nonprofit initiative designed to address systemic disparities in business growth and profitability for Hispanic and Black communities. Through a partnership with the USHCC and the National Urban League’s Entrepreneurship Centers and Chambers, the initiative helps support Hispanic- and Blackowned small businesses with five or less employees. This is supported by the ODP Corporation, the parent company to Office Depot.

In 2024, $570,000 in Small Business grants were deployed to businesses throughout the country in 2024 and included resources and mentorship to entrepreneurs in 10 different cities across the country: Chicago, Detroit, Miami, Palm Beach, Philadelphia, Dallas, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, and Atlanta.

GROW WITH GOOGLE A LATINO-OWNED BUSINESS TRAINING

In partnership with the USHCC, the Grow with Google program offers free training and tools to help our members and entrepreneurs grow their skills, careers, and businesses. Participants can earn Google Career Certificates and learn job-ready skills in fast growing fields like IT, project management, data analytics, and UX design.

No experience is necessary to enroll.

In 2024, Grow with Google was featured at our 45th Annual National Conference during a two-hour summit focused on cybersecurity best practices to protect companies and AI and digital skills for business efficiency.

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THE ECONOMIC POWER OF DIVERSITY WITHIN THE HISPANIC COMMUNITY: LGBTQ+ IMPACT The Gill Foundation funded a grant to the Educational Fund to host and provide the USHCC community with a bilingual national survey in English and Spanish to capture the sentiment of Hispanic business owners on the LGBTQ+ community in the U.S. This included surveying business owners, employees at Hispanic-owned

businesses, representatives of Hispanic chambers of commerce, and other nonprofit organizations to see where the Hispanic business community stands in relation to workforce and business policies impacting the LGBTQ+ community and the broader American economy.

SUPPLIER READINESS SERIES The USHCC Educational Fund partnered with Anheuser-Busch Foundation to increase the readiness of Hispanic suppliers through virtual programming focused on supplier development. We are grateful for their continued support to diversify the supply chain with competitive Hispanic and small businesses.

Data shows that diverse suppliers receive less than 2% of all contracting dollars from corporate and federal procurement opportunities. Navigating the procurement and contracting process successfully is a core tenet of USHCC’s focus areas to increase supplier development learning within our network.

AN EDUCATIONAL SERIES ON FINANCIAL MARKETS AND CRYPTOCURRENCY WITH ROBINHOOD In partnership with the USHCC, Robinhood hosted “Lunch and Learns” with local Hispanic chambers to enrich the business community’s resources.

During these events, subject matter experts shared financial education insights and how cryptocurrency fits into the financial markets. This forum is for USHCC businesses to learn more about the benefits and emerging power of alternative financial instruments.

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SPONSORS CORPORATE CHAIR

CORPORATE PLATINUM

CORPORATE GOLD

CORPORATE SILVER

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CORPORATE PARTNERS 1-800 Contacts Abbott Aflac Allegiant Air Ally Bank Altria Amazon American Airlines American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufactures (AFPM) American Investment Council (AIC) American Petroleum Institute (API) American Red Cross American Retirement Association Anheuser-Busch Apple ARCO Design/Build AT&T Avangrid Bank of America Block Blue Cross & Blue Shield of RI Boehringer Ingelheim Boston Scientific bp America Caesars Entertainment Cargill Charter Communications Chevron CHRISTUS Health Cintas Comcast ConocoPhillips Constant Contact CTIA

CVS Health Denny’s Dexcom Dollar General Dominion Energy DoorDash Edison Electric Institute Edwards Lifesciences Eli Lilly and Company Empower Entergy ExxonMobil FICO GlueUp Google GSK H&R Block Hilton Home Depot Johnson & Johnson JPMorganChase Kroger Lendistry Lockton Lyft Magna International MassMutual Mastercard McDonald’s Merck Meta MGM Resorts Microsoft Molson Coors Beverage Company Nationwide

NCTA Nissan North America, Inc. NRG Paychex PepsiCo Philip Morris International PhRMA PNC Financial Services Group Public Private Strategies Robinhood Service Corporation International Shell USA, Inc. Southern California Edison Southwest Airlines State Farm State Street SuKarne Symetra T-Mobile TikTok Toyota Travel + Leisure U.S. Bank Uber UnitedHealthcare UPS USAA Verizon Viva Aerobus Walmart Waymo Wells Fargo Williams Yonder Media Mobile

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HISPANIC & SMALL BUSINESS ENTERPRISES 1790 Coffee 1st SOS Staffing Inc 3 Lopez Media Alterna Card Services, Inc. Altura Capital America Roof Solutions Ancor Automotive Argent Associates Atento BlueGrace Logistics BlueWave International SDP Braven Agency Carrasquillo Law Group PC Casa Martinez Food Company CBQA Solutions CIEN+ CMS Corporation Colonial Press International Color&Culture Communicate 360 Cruzader Advanced Recruiting Solutions Culture Shift Team Deizero DLP Services DreamOn Group EAPHOTO Elite Online Media EmpireVista Technologies Encantado Advisors Fontes Law Group FPO Marketing

Frost Brown Todd G3 Consulting Services Gabriel Cosmetics GHN Communications GRACE Multicultural GreenTek Solutions Gresham Ford Group O Haven Foods iDENTITY Inter-Con Security JZ Global Solutions Latin Pay-u Lazzar Workwear MCR Packaging & Printing Metrix Inspection Group Mischler Financial Group MOCA Logistics & Industrial Solutions, Inc. Moira Studio Mr. Tortilla MyBusinessMatches NUÑEZ, The People’s Agency Ochoa Enterprises OneEthos P&P Cleaning Services PACO Collective Parra & Co. PERIKIN Enterprises Pinnacle Group Possible Missions Precedent Management

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Premier Innovations Prima Agency QnA Tech Qualfon, Inc. RealTime Solutions S&A Auto center SBC Interiors SDI International Segura Marketing & Media Solutions Sonic Delivery Strong Tower Carpentry Synergy Design Group TACFI Consulting The Rios Group The Santana Group The W Buchanan Group To Your Taste Catering Ubii URBANDER Valdes Architecture & Engineering Varro Media Velez Engineering Venus Media Verdusco Automation View Imaging VisionIT Way2Protect WhiteCliff Advisors WelcomeTech Y-Not Design & Manufacturing, Inc. Zak Human Solutions

NATIONAL PARTNERS Alianza Americas American G.I. Forum AP Collective Asociación de Empresarios Mexicanos (AEM) ASPIRA Association of Latino Professionals for America (ALPHA) AVANCE BeSe Blue Wave CAMACOL Casa de Esperanza Casa Esperanza: National Latin@ Network Colonial Print Concordia Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI) Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute Cuban National Council (CNC) Delaware Hispanic Commission Farmworker Justice Friends of the American Latino Museum (FRIENDS) GreenLatinos Hello Alice Hispanic Association for Career Enhancement Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities Hispanic Association of Coorporate Responsibility Hispanic Federation (HF) Hispanic Heritage Foundation Hispanic IT Executive Council (HITEC) Hispanic Marketing Council Hispanic National Bar Association (HNBA) Hispanic Technology & Telecommunication Partnership (HTTP) Hispanics in Energy Hispanics in Philanthropy Intercultural Development Research Association (IDRA)

International Trade Administration Latina Golfers Association Latina Style Magazine Latino Business Action Network (LBAN) Latino Corporate Directors Association (LCDA) Latino Donor Collaborative (LDC) Latino Hotel Association Latino Jewish Leadership Council Latino Justice PRLDEF Latino Restaurants Association Latino Victory Fund Latinx Startup Alliance L’Attitude MANA, A National Latina Organization Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund (MALDEF) Mi Familia Vota NAHP NALEO Educational Fund (NALEO) National Association of Hispanic Federal Executives (NAHFE) National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures (NALAC) National Association of Latino Community Asset Builders National Association of Latino Elected Officials (NALEO) National Association of Latino Independent Producers (NALIP) National Conference of Puerto Rican Women (NACOPRW) National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON) National Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC) National Hispanic Caucus of State Legislators (NHCSL) National Hispanic Corporate Council National Hispanic Council on Aging (NHCOA) National Hispanic Environmental Council (NHEC)

National Hispanic Foundation for the Arts (NHFA) National Hispanic Media Coalition (NHMC) National Hispanic Medical Association (NHMA) National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health (NLIRH) National Latinx Psychological Association National Puerto Rican Chamber of Commerce New America Alliance NMSDC Pérez Correa González Presente.org Prospanica Saber Es Poder SCORE SER – Jobs for Progress National, Inc. Small Business Administration Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers Southwest Voter Registration Education Project (SVREP) The Gill Foundation The Hispanic Star The Latino Coalition UnidosUS United States Black Chambers Inc. (USBC) United States Hispanic Leadership Institute United States Pan Asian American Chamber of Commerce (USPAACC) United States-Mexico Chamber of Commerce (USMCOC) US-Mexico Foundation VotoLatino We Are All Human Foundation Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) National Media Partners Latino Leaders Latina Style La Revista Binacional MBN USA Negocios Now

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