Florida Hispanic American Chamber of Commerce (FHACC)
About us
Who We Are
The Florida Hispanic American Chamber of Commerce has been created to educate, provide sources of income, create fraternal alliances, be representatives for you in different organizations, be in constant captivation of information at the federal and state level for the growth of our business community, we are a coalition of business and community organizations creating a united front!
How can we assist you?
FHACC is the most active business coalition in the State of Florida. Representing the interest of the Florida Hispanic small business owners and professionals. Bienvenidos a la Camara de Comercio Hispana Americana de la Florida.
Business
We foster economic growth by providing our affiliated businesses and community organizations with opportunities to maximize their ROI.
Unity
We actively work to foster business and community relationships within the Hispanic community and community at large.
community
We work to foster the spirit of community, kindness, and civic engagement so foundational to our democracy and American values.
education
We educate and promote our business community.
advocacy
We actively engage and interact with elected officials in the advocacy of our business community.
Why Join FHACC ?
As a member of the Florida Hispanic American Chamber of Commerce (FHACC), you will be part of a statewide business coalition in Florida. FHACC provides you and your company with programs, events, business connections, educational opportunities, and marketing tools to help you grow your business and increase your profits. Our organization offices in Jacksonville, Lakeland, Orlando, Port St. Lucie, West Palm Beach, and Fort Lauderdale are open to assist Hispanic and non-Hispanic companies and professionals. We look forward to welcoming you.
INCREASE YOUR BUSINESS OUTREACH.
MARKETING YOUR BUSINESS IS OUR PRIORITY.
We are looking forward to connecting and bring resources to local businesses and help make a difference.
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Hispanic/Latino Market in USA:
- Nearly 5 million businesses across
the country generating billions in annual revenue, Latinos are a prominent consumer base and a
growing source of economic activity. - In 2022, the U.S. Latino GDP reached $3.6 trillion, ranking as the fifth-largest economy globally, surpassing India, the U.K., and France. This growth reflects the continued upward trajectory of the Latino cohort in the United States.
- Prior to the pandemic, according to the LDC U.S. Latino GDP Report, the size of the U.S. Latino market measured by GDP was $2.6 Trillion in 2018, up almost 9% from $2.3 Trillion in 2017. If the U.S. Latino market was its own country, it would be the 8th largest economy in the world and the largest Latino market in the world, larger than Brazil and more than twice the size of Mexico.
- Key findings from the report show that U.S. Latinos are not only driving GDP growth but also excelling in sectors such as manufacturing, retail trade, and construction. Manufacturing alone contributed $457.4 billion to the Latino economy, marking a significant 48.4% year-over-year growth. In states like California, Texas, and Florida, the Latino economy continues to outperform non-Latino counterparts, but it’s not limited to traditional hubs—states like Georgia and Washington have also seen impressive Latino-led economic expansion.
- The recent Census data shows that there are more than 62 million Latinos living in the U.S. and that the Latino population continues to grow at a powerful rate. Florida Hispanic.
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