Greater North Texas Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce
The Greater North Texas Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce is a membership-driven organization comprised of small businesses, corporate representatives, community leaders, and members from various professions. Our geographical sphere of influence includes all North Texas counties including those in Dallas-Fort Worth
Hispanic Entrepreneurship Today
According to a study by the Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative, the number of Latino-owned businesses in the U.S. is growing at a rate that outpaces just about every other ethnic group 1. Between 2012 and 2017, the number of employer Latino-owned businesses (LOBs) grew by 14%, which is over twice the U.S. average of 6%
Annual Latino-Owned Business Study, Biz2Credit finds that Latino-owned businesses have lower average annual revenues (8% lower than non-Latino businesses) and lower average earnings (19% lower).
While more than 30% of all family-owned businesses survive into the second generation, only 12% will still be viable into the third. Even more surprising is that only 3% are still operating in the fourth generation and beyond, according to the Family Business Insitute via the Boston Globe.
According to a report by Stanford Graduate School of Business, Latino-owned businesses are slightly more likely than White-owned businesses to receive government or corporate contracts, but these contracts tend to be significantly smaller. In 2022, only 13% of Latino-owned businesses had government or corporate contracts, which can be an important source of stability and growth.
vision
Our vision is to foster a thriving community through abundant resources and growing businesses, promoting prosperity for all. We aim to create an inclusive and empowering environment where everyone feels valued, heard, and important.
Mission
Our mission at GNTHCC is to connect businesses and create a supportive community while fostering cultural awareness and providing opportunities for growth.
GNTHCC - Strategic Initiative Value Pillars
Business Leadership Education
Deliver quality educational opportunities and professional development resources that help our members manage and grow successful businesses.
Cultural Awareness
Celebrate and embrace the Hispanic culture to promote inclusiveness and help overcome cultural barriers.
Workforce Development
Create paths of prosperity by improving the quality of the workforce and talent pipeline in a way that helps the Hispanic community.
Economic Development Advocacy
We work in collaboration with our members, other advocates, and policymakers to strengthen and cultivate the Hispanic community Development economy.
Let’s come together for our Cinco De Mayo celebration in 2023. This is the perfect time for you to come out as a vendor and display your amazing services and products to the community. You can also join our sponsors and increase your brand exposure by acquiring a sponsorship package. Do not miss out!