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As a result of the devastation caused by Hurricane Maria, the Minority Cham-ber of Commerce (MCC) is launching a new business center in San Juan that will aid in the recovery of the economy of Puer-to Rico. This effort is in coordination with national organizations, Chamber members

and partners, mayors of Puerto Rican mu-nicipalities, businesses, and advocates all joining together to support the resurgence of the local economy and Puerto Rico’s growth goals. The following services will be available for our members:

Hospitality Program: The goal of the pro-gram is support U.S Companies and busi-ness organizations to further enhance the abilities of Puerto Rico to provide first-class service to their visitors with local transpor-tation, security, house-apartment or hotel. The Chamber aims to achieve this by be-ing a resource for industry-specific coor-dination to create jobs through hiring local drivers and hundreds of residential –high level- available for our members.

Relocation Program: Legal registration, permit, licensees, bilingual personnel, rent machinery, warehousing, skill workers for all industries and public relations. This re-location program will provide payroll, ac-counting service, banking relations and translation services.

Virtual or Physical Office by the Chamber:

Grow your way to Puerto Rico Reconstruc-tion with a prestigious address for your presence in the island, a dedicated local receptionist to answer and handle calls as you instruct, ability to change your re-ceptionist’s instructions immediately at any time, access to 5-star meeting and confer-encing facilities when you need them 24 hours – 7 days with a professional support team to look after your administrative tasks.

Event Planner Coordination: We offers a variety of planning and coordination ser-vices to make any event a success. We are able to assist any Chamber in U.S, Indus-try, Company, Professionals, Government and Philanthropic Organization with events large and small in Puerto Rico. We work on everything from trade, contracting, gov-ernment relations, academic conferences and research symposia to professional de-velopment workshops and performing fo-rums. Gain a firm understanding of how the Chamber operates and knowledge in the designing, planning, coordinating and ex-ecuting phases of meetings, conferences, conventions, special events and trade shows.

Doug Mayorga Publisher & President [email protected] 202.250.0260

18 Years is Coming at the Minority Chamber of Commerce

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THE MINORITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNOUNCES: THE PUERTO RICO HUB ECONOMIC

RECONTRUCTION CENTER COMING UP

For more information: 202.250-0260 or by email to: [email protected]

JANUARY 26, 2019

REBUILDPUERTORICO


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Event: The XX Minority Regional Procurement Conference Miami 2017

On behalf of the Minority Chamber of Commerce (MCC) board of directors, our appreciation to the attendees and our wonderful spea-kers, Ms. Miriam Singer, Chief Procurement Miami Dade County and Ms. Hue Reynolds, Executive Director Purchasing for State of

Florida during the XX Bi-Annual Minority National Procurement Conferences & Expo Miami 2017 last Monday April 24.

Our speakers substantially benefitted from their vast experience and excellent presentations covering the entire Procurement Framework with Miami Dade County and the State of Florida, and much more information. We founded their capability to simplify complex topics making them easy to grasp

using a perfect understanding on how to deal with both government, their presentation was admirable.

Participating Members Ms. Reynolds and Doug Ms. Singer presentation

General Session Maria Loaisiga Winner 365 Office Sponsored by Microsoft

Attendee School of Language Vivian Walter-Miami Dade County Yohanna Fernandez -Member


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The Mission: To assist Members, Partners and small businesses in their pursuit of federal procurements in recov-ering programs and continuous learning new way to navigate in the process to include policies and procedures that affect minority small business federal contracting.

Our Attendees from different companies and Government

Members & Partners

Speakers in a good moment Russell Marcus- State of Florida Annette Wright –Senior Contractor FEMA

Special Report: How to do Businesswith FEMA & The State of Florida

October 5th, 2017 –Miami


Special Report Puerto Rico Economic Recontruction Summit San Juan Puerto Rico

The Premier Puerto Rico Economic Re-construction Summit wound up at the world class facility Condado Vander-bilt San Juan, last Friday November 4, after six hours of intensive discussions on how Puerto Rico can achieve a solid new direc-tion. Over 200 participants attended the bi monthly event organized by Minority Cham-ber of Commerce in conjunction with Ma- nufacturing Industrial Association of Puerto Rico, on the theme, “Public-Private Sector Relations & Simplifying Reconstruction of Puerto Rico”.

November 3-5, 2017 CORPORATE RECEPTION

Puerto Rico Economic Reconstruction Summit 2017 Conference closes with call for the private sector to be at the center of Puerto Rico’s development.

About the Chamber: MCC is an independent, business educational, membership-driven economic-development organization. Its mission is to promote commercial, economic, business, and educational relations, and to facilitate trade and investment. MCC also will soon announce the launch of a new division: a Regional Center for U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. Such regional centers

are an attractive way for Puerto Rico to raise funding. Raising capital via the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program is quite unique compared with traditional sources of funding – and EB-5 is an exciting and ever-evolving industry development.

Our Keynote Speaker: Hon. William Villafane, Chief Staff of the government of Puerto Rico. Our Delegates from U.S

Our Participants

Our Delegates from U.S Our Delegates from U.S

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The decision by the Minority Chamber of Commerce (MCC) to host this high-level meeting on municipalities, May 26, represents a significant milestone and opportunity for chamber members. It was conceived of in response to collective action by MCC members at the local, na-tional and international levels. The World Municipalities Conference Miami 2017: Ad-dressing the Challenge of Disadvantaged Cities, Innovation & Economic Growth.

The World Municipalities Conference Post ReportBusiness • Cooperation • Education • Go Global

Public Officials and CorporateExecutives

Wompimeequin Wampatuck - Chief Mattakeeset TribeMayor Juan Carlos Bermudez - City of Doral

Moderator: Bill Kress - MCC Chair of Public Relations Committee

This forum explored the changing base of popula-tions and how innovation has improved quality of life for constituents, from the late 18th century through the growth of

WELCOME REMARKSMs. Ninoska Castellon

Renowned journalist in South Florida

WELCOME REMARKSMayor City of Doral

Hon. Juan C. Bermudez

Keynote Speaker: Wompimeequin Wampatuck

Chief Mattakeeset Tribe

Guest speaker Hon. Mayor Marcio Miranda of the City of Iguala, Lempira-Honduras, addressed how the private sector and the United States government can “Provide investment to Create Jobs for the Community,” and he talked on the impact of reduced illegal immigration to the United States.

Global Forum: Two Worlds, Two Perspectives Joined by Innovation for their Communities

Economic & Urban Development of Indigenous vs. Traditional Municipalities

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RETHINKING DEVELOPMENT: THE WORLD IN TRANSITION

May 26, 2017Hotel Intercontinental Doral - Miami Dade County, Florida

modern industry which triggered massive urbanization and paved the way for new, great cities. New opportunities brought rising num-bers of migrants from rural com-munities into urban centers.


Forum: Crime & Terrorism

With his vast background in law enforcement, Chief Perez talked on “Pathways to Violent Extrem-ism” and how Miami-Dade Police Depart-ment (MDPD) is prepared. One question to Chief Perez was, “How would the MDPD respond to a similar horrific attach as that which happened in Manchester, England.

Conference: Digital Card for Municipalities: Ecosystem, presented by Rene Aguilera

CEO King Group

Keynote Speaker Global Company: Yehuda KaplounPresident of WATER-GEN“Global Innovation, Providing Water Out of Thin Air”

Rene Aguilera, President & Founder of King Club Express, addressed his inter-national business ecosystem program that combines financial, retail opportuni-ties, and logistics services with pre-paid electronic and physical cards, online stores, and fulfillment centers, by providing lending services that enable growth and economic progress for municipalities and small businesses around the world.

Transactional Organized Crime & TerrorismChief Juan PerezDirector Miami-Dade Police DepartmentModerator: Doug MayorgaChairman of MCC Executive Committee

SNAPSHOT

NEXT YEAR • MAY 17-20, 2018 • 2ND WORLD MUNICIPALITIES CONFERENCE • NEW YORK

Global Development Leadership Trough Innovation


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La flamante directora de Adua- na de los Estados Unidos para el centro de entrada en Miami, Dina Amatos, participo en un encuentro con los empresari-os de nuestra institución con ánimo de formalizar una rela- ción bilateral que facilite la in-formación, apoyo y logística a nuestros importadores en Lati-noamérica y el Caribe.

La encargada de contratación de FEMA (el Departamento de Emergencia del Gobierno de Estados Unidos) para la región 4, dio una conferencia a nues-tros miembros y socios es-tratégicos para facilitar el proce-so de la obtención de contratos en la crisis de reconstrucción causado por el huracán Irma. A las se están dando los pasos para que la CCM pueda obte- ner un contrato en ser un centro facilitador entre FEMA y las em-presas de minorías hispanas en los Estados Unidos.

El director de Negocios y De-sarrollo Económico del esta-do de la Florida, Mr. Russell Marcus, gustosamente abrió el camino para que la CCM pueda representar nuestros miembros, socios estratégicos y clientes internacionales en la mejor manera posible de posi-cionarse en nuestro estado. A la vez, el Sr. Marcus, participó de la conferencia donde informó los programas de préstamos sin intereses hasta $50,000.

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Aliados locales e internacionales

Líderes que son símbolo en la nación de Francisco Morazán, el prócer de Hon-duras. El Lic. Rodrigo Wong Arévalo, CEO del grupo ABC y presidente del canal 10 de Hon-duras, ha sido nombrado como el consejero nacional para la Cámara de Comercio de las Minorías, junto aparece el Lic. Christian R. Stefan, conside- rado uno de los abogados de mayor importancia en la nación centroamericana, un icono en los servicios legales a las em-presas, quien ha sido reconoci-do como el abogado exclusivo a nuestra entidad internacional.

Federal Government con-tracting opportunities are made up of a diverse subset of companies sharing a common focus: prosperi-ty. We are proud to announce the latest Federal Contracting Opportunity, a One-on-One as-sistance. As a Member and Partner of The Minority Chamber Co-mmerce, we are committed to facilitate prosperous opportu-nities for growth. We are committed to facilitate connec-tions and one-on-one meetings with U.S. Federal Government, Public Officials and Agencies to create mutually beneficial partnerships. The Chamber is preparing a series of leader-ship and mentoring events with industry leaders and our mem-

bers to connect and explore economic opportunities arising from Federal Contracts. This

coming 2018 will be awesome. If you are interested in partici-pating and attending speaker

presentations by U.S. Govern-ment and U.S. Military personnel responsible for contracting acquisitions and purchasing, The Minority Chamber of Co-mmerce’s local national and international business network is available to our members. If you are not familiar with reg-ulations and trends affecting Federal contracts, The Minori-ty Chamber of Commerce can also prepare an educational training session for your key staff members to better unders- tand opportunity and growth here at home and abroad. We will continue to inform all of our members of new contracting opportunities, make sure to stay in touch with The Minority Chamber of Commerce via tele-phone or email.

Join to Minority Chamber of Commerce:

Our Programs for 2018

Our New Partner at the Chamber:The Mayor of the City of Guaynabo, Puerto Rico


Global Tours “Put America First” by The Minority ChamberHonduras, July 14-17, 2017

Iguala, Gracias y Tegucigalpa

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Minister of Commerce in Honduras Arnaldo Castillo, our Host in Honduras, joins with Pastor Saul Gonzalez from “The Christian Summit Ministry” and his lovely wife Esthela Zelaya for an early morning welcome by Francisco

Lara, Executive Director of Puerto Lempira’s Municipal Economic Development.

To reduce poverty and create econom-ic development for rural communities in Honduras. The Minority Chamber of Commerce (MCC) envisions a high degree of cooperation with other U.S organiza-tions that will be mutually beneficial through shared goals in the area of development of disadvantaged rural and municipal com-munities. MCC seeks to advance a core number of formal partnerships to identify economic sectors presently lacking infra-structure, as well as to facilitate collabora-tion to aid municipalities, governments, and local business organizations in the region with roads, technology, water-energy devel-opment, and U.S. entrepreneurship.

Honduras is a fascinating country with great potential to do business; howev-er, poverty weakens the productivity sector in the country – the engine of Honduran economic growth. MCC is endeavoring to encourage infrastruc-ture development and summon the attention of U.S entrepreneurs to sup-port small producers of coffee, fruit, vegetables, cheese, and meat among many other local products and com-modities. Honduran imports to the U.S. could be significantly enhanced if only am-ple infrastructure were in place, in-

cluding quality roads, water, and en-ergy. This segment of the economy could have great purchasing power with workforce contributions that would increase economic growth and productivity in Honduras, create jobs, and reduce illegal immigration to the U.S. The rising volume of Hondurans in poverty puts downward pressure on family incomes. Additionally, pro-longed periods of poverty produce downward effects on human-capital development by limiting access to ed-ucation and training and proper busi-ness development.

Nearly 120 local producers and entrepreneurs are trained by the Minority Chamber to improve their production and trade with large minority-based

companies in the U.S.

Agricultural leaders and Mayors from the Department of Lempiras in Honduras.

The Mission: Conclusion:


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The Mission: Facilitate exchange between the U.S. and rural municipalities, improving international cooperation, and assisting with global business and economic growth to cities with business culture of the United States, create new businesses, jobs and development. History demonstrates politi-cal issues take second place for countries when U.S Entrepreneurship and Solidarity get involved.

Conclusion: Members and Partners of the Minority Chamber often ask me “What can I do in Central America?” in terms of business or investment. I tell them Central America is an under developed group of countries, so everything needs develop-ment, there is opportunity everywhere for the entrepreneur at every level especially, in hotel “boutique” projects and coffee de-velopment center. Costa Rica is a leader.

Global Tours “Put America First” by The Minority ChamberCosta Rica - July 2-8, 2017

San Jose, Golfito, Puerto Limon, Guapiles-Matina

Mayors, Congresswoman, ONG , Public Officials and Entrepreneurs during our Conference about Diplomacy Strategies with Donors and Investor in the United States.

Puerto Limon Mayor Golfito Mayor Puerto Limon President Chamber of Commerce

The City of Matina’s Mayor and Public Officials Mayor and business leaders from Guapiles

Top Investor in Costa, Rica, the President of Golfito Resort , the Mayor of the City of Guacimo and public officials and deputy Mayor of Golfitos with business leaders the area.


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The business empowerment of women across the corporate world is one of the most remarkable revolutions of the past 50 years. It is remarkable because of the extent of the change: millions of peo-ple who were once dependent on men have taken control of their own economic fates. It is remarkable also because it has produced so little friction: a change that affects the most intimate aspects of people’s identities has been widely welcomed by men as well as women.

A perfect example is Delia Grullon, from Dominican Republic and living in the Uni-ted States since 1993. She is the Minority CEO’s guest of June Edition, is a time to note women in the business history here in South Florida. Here is my interview with one such woman, Ms. Delia Grullon the CEO of the Consortium of USA Special Aviation Se-curity company based in Miami, and global service at the Atlanta International Airport. Recently expanding a new division, “Maxi-mus Global Security”.

CEO, Ms. Grullon, migrated to the United States at the young age of sixteen from the Dominican Republic. It was on this journey where she was introduced to an entirely new industry that would soon become her passion; the airline industry. Ms. Grullon began her career in the airline industry with Eastern Airlines as a customer service and

reservation agent, but her passion for the service industry was quickly recognized, and she was soon granted the opportuni-ty to transition found herself as one of the new managers for the largest airline in the Central and South American region, Taca Airlines. Grullon would spend the next 18 years with Taca, helping the airline become a dominant staple in the airline industry.

As a part of our mission at the Minority News to help women advance in the cor-porate world, both for themselves and the greater good. The purpose of the interview with Ms. Grullon is to strive to change the culture of business from the inside out - by investing in women.

How would you describe yourself in one word? Dedicated

You come home one day as president of the company, would you tell that story?“I would like to say that my position in this company happened from one day to the next, but the reality is, it took a lot of hard work to get to this point in my life. I had been in the airline industry ever since I can remember and have worked every position from the bottom up until my last position as the duty manager of Avianca/Taca for the past 18 years. I believe this experience and lengthy track record of being in the airline industry is what allowed me to use my ex-

pertise and knowledge I’ve gain to become the CEO of an airline service company. From being on the airline side for so many years, I knew exactly the kind of service the airlines would be expecting and how to manage such a complex operation. This has been an interesting enjoyable experi-ence for me. More important than anything, USA Special Aviation is a family owned business and I am grateful for everyday that I get to work alongside my family”.

Recently you create a new expansion with Maximus Global Services, tell us about it? “This new division is very sophisticated re-lated to security and protection and offers experienced unarmed security officers, trained armed security guards, or off-du-ty police officers. We provide integrated security featuring the latest in commercial protection with advanced technology and meticulous planning for all kind of industry and governments”

Your challenge in this division? “Our current high-profile client base is a tes-tament to our capacity to provide the most reliable and efficient security services, we have the best infrastructure to response any project. Our company is owned and op-erated by executives with 20+ years of ex-perience in aviation and security services. We are ready at a moment’s notice to take care of your aviation, commercial and pri-vate security needs”.

What was the greatest lesson you learned from your company that has helped you succeed in the business in Miami Dade County?“I believe the greatest lesson that I have learned from my company thus far, is that without persistence and consistency you will have a tough time succeeding in any business, service industries especially. The core of my business relies on service; ser-vice to the airline, passengers, and airport. With over 100 employees representing your company daily it is important to instill the right culture in your company. I make sure that every one of my employees feels like part of the family because after all that is what we are, a family business. I think it is extremely crucial to maintain a healthy relationship with your employees no matter how big your company is, you must keep the company culture consistent. At the end of the day, your employees are in the front lines of building your company’s reputation and if they’re not happy you can’t expect

Women’s Entrepreneurship History: Interview with Delia Grullo from Domican Republic a symbol of

leadership in USA, the CEO of USA Special Aviation Security Services

By: Doug MayorgaPublisher, Minority Business News

“If you ask my children,” she said in a frank interview on Minority News, business-family balance, “I’m sure they will say that I’ve been

a good mom and example for their life”.


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them to provide the highest quality of cus-tomer service”

What’s your opinion about whether women can have it all?“I don’t believe it is a matter of opinion as to whether a woman can have it “all”. It is a proven fact, as we’ve seen throughout his-tory and with all the great female leaders and entrepreneurs that have come before us and those who are living it today, that women are just as capable as men to at-tain success. I would be naïve to say that a women’s path to success is as easy as a man’s, but the challenge is what drives me. It drives me to prove to myself and the world that we are not limited, and that the skills that I have learned are not specific to gender, so yes, women can have it ALL!

You are in the industry where Men are owners at the average. Is a real chal-lenge for you?I’ve never felt that being a woman limits me in any way. I must admit that I am privileged to live in a society where women have rights. That said, I want to tell you that I tru-ly believe change starts in our minds. We must change our chips that tells us that so-ciety generally associates successful lead-ership with stereotypically masculine traits, because feminine traits are equally effec-tive and are the base of transformational leadership. Both men and women, need to develop skills and work smartly (not hard), so if you add passion and confidence, you’ll give that little extra required to achieve your goals regardless of your gender. Ladies, being a woman is a gift not a restriction, so let’s trust in our value and let’s aim for the stars!

What have you learned about leader-ship, entrepreneurship and mentoring others?“My favorite thing about being a leader is the ability to teach and motivate those be-hind me. As a single mother, raising three boys, I have learned to become strong, in-dependent, and ambitious. These are just some of the many traits I think any leader, male or female, should possess. Being a leader has taught me that it is not about just delegating and “bossing” people around; instead it is about knowing how to develop those around you to the point where there are no longer following you, but instead leading with you. I am a firm believer in col-laborating and team efforts, so whenever a decision must be made, I always try to give my team an opportunity to offer their inputs and ideas”.

After all this success, what do you strug-gle with now?“I believe everyone has their own definition for what success is. As for me, succeeding is knowing I’ve done everything in my pow-er to be the best version of myself every

day and still knowing there is always more to learn and room for improvement”.

All month long we are celebrating Wom-en’s Entrepreneurship History, who do you admire most and why?“There are so many powerful, influential, and all around great women in this world, some of whom I’ve met personally, but the one person I admire the most in this world is my mother. My mother has been the big-gest influence in my life and I’d like to be-lieve a lot of the qualities I possess today can be attributed to her. She has been a great example for my siblings and I on how to be independent, strong, family-oriented, and ambitious”.

What advice would you give to young women who want to succeed in the workplace?“My one advice for women who want to succeed in the workplace is to be persistent and most of all have integrity. Find you pas-sion and do not let anyone or anything deter you from your goals. Women have the pow-er to accomplish whatever it is they desire, so do not let anyone tell you otherwise”. How do you achieve work-life balance?“I am very family-oriented. Everything I do, I do for my kids and my family. So, to me it is a matter of knowing how to prioritize. Being a business owner can be very demanding but my kids and their happiness has always been my number one priority. When you have your priorities in line, I believe it is a lot easier to manage that work-life balance”.

What has been the role of luck in your success?I’ve never considered luck or relied on luck to play a role in my life. Faith, hard-work and consistency are what I teach my kids to rely on. If we do our part, God will take care of the rest. So, no I haven’t been ‘lucky’, but yes, I’ve been blessed.”

What’s your biggest strength?

“My biggest strength would have to be my dedication and my passion to succeed for my children and my family. I have a very strong work ethic, I like to get things done as soon as possible rather than procrasti-nating”.

What’s your biggest weakness?“My biggest weakness as a CEO is learning how to say no. I’ve always hated any sort of confrontation and there have been times where I have let opportunities slip by for the sake of keeping the peace. So, I guess the biggest aspect of my new role is learning to be a bit more assertive. I’m very keen on being a team player and allowing everyone to offer their inputs, but I have learned there are times where I need to make decisions on my own for the benefit of my company.”

What is your favorite quote?“Balance, peace, and joy are the fruit of a successful life. It starts with recognizing your talents and finding ways to serve oth-ers by using them”.

Address: 4451 NW 36th StreetMiami Springs, FL 33166

(786) 953-4294www.usasass.com

Profile: USA Special Aviation Security Services is an industry leading aviation services company. We strive to provide our clients with the utmost superior services which range from passenger services, aircraft/airport security, baggage handling, checkpoint security, and more. Member of the Minority Chamber of Commerce.

“The World of Aviation and Security have been my industry in the last 30 years”, Ms. Delia Grullon, CEO of USA Special Aviation

About USA Special Aviation


The mission of the event was to facilitate paths and updates on new developments in Puerto Rico produced by Hurricane Maria, and how participants can receive valuable knowledge on the process to obtain contracts and other opportuni-ties. We made a call of the Govern-ments from Puerto Rico and the Uni-ted States, that the private sector is very interest to be part of the process to rebuild the Island. This should not just be another conference. There has to be some key actions going forward, deploying economic development to spearhead Puerto Rico’s economic transformation.

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The Puerto Rico Economic Reconstruction Summit 2017

Hotel VanderbiltSan Juan, Puerto Rico November 3-5, 2017

Special Report

Our Keynote Speaker Local GovernmentHon. Ricardo Rosello

Governor of Puerto Rico

Welcome Remark Doug Mayorga

CEO Minority Chamber of Commerce

Guest SpeakerMr. Joaquin Villamil

Counsellor at Minority Chamber of Commerce

Guest SpeakerHon. Manuel Laboy Rivera

Secretary of Economic Development

Guest SpeakerMr. Fernando Gil

Hon. Secretary of Housing

Mr. Bill KressThe Chamber’s Mission

Public Relations Committee


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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PARTICIPANTS

One on One with FEMA represented by Mr. Alejando de la Campa –Senior Director

One of the particular benefits at the Chamber is that all associates receive a support in one-on-one pre-scheduled

GUEST SPEAKERS

Keynote Speaker –Federal GovernmentMr. Alejandro de la CampaDIRECTOR-FEMA Region 2

Guest Speaker -Federal GovernmentMr. Rubin Padilla - Contracting Officer

SUPERVISOR FOR PUERTO RICO- GSA

Hon. Governor, Dr. Ricardo Rosello “The Man of the Year in Puerto Rico 2017”

Mr. Alejandro de la CampaFEMA-Región 2 DIRECTOR

“The Medal of Honor in Federal Government Public Services”

Hon. Lornna SotoMayor of City of Canovanas

Hon. Zoe Laboy Senator Chairwoman Economic

Development

Hon. Carlos Jonny MendezPresident of the Congress

RECOGNITIONS

NEW PARTNERS

Ms. Jenny & Arnaldo Jurie Mr. Michael Mutter Ms. Ana Hernandez

Hon. Senator Zoé LaboyChairwoman Economic

Development Congress Puerto Rico

Omar MarreroExecutive Director

Public /Private Partnership Agency


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Members and New Partners June-July

Accounting Firm Legal Firm for Labor Workforce Specialized development

El-Al Airlines-Israel Drone Specialized Mayor from Honduras’s donation: Smart Phone

New Committees at the Chamber

The Women Committee High-Tech Committee Environmental Committee

Jorge Ramos-Univision Special Visit for training: Law Enforcement Officers from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador


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Mision: Enlazar oportunidades mediante la conferencia para el buen juicio empre-sarial de accede a las oportunidades que representan Israel, Chile y Espana . Este encuntro con los lideres que representan dichos gobiernos en asuntos economicos y empresariales, presentaron sus mercados, ofertas y protocolos. El evento fue asistis-tido por los CEO miembros del radio del sector de contruccion, logistica, servicios financieros, tecnologias y comunicaciones. Se realizaron perspectiva para realizer mis-iones comerciales a Israel, Chile y Espana durante 2017-2018.

Conferencia MundialHaciendo Negocios en el Mundo

REPORTE ESPECIAL

LIDERES CEOS PARTICIPANTES Y REPRESENTANTES COMERCIALES

Doug Mayorga, Bienvenida!

Agregado Comercial Chile

Altas personalidades

Angel Navarro Junta Directiva

Miembro de la CamaraAudiencia alta ejecutiva Miembros de la CCM

Vice Consul de Israel

Fecha: Julio 13, 2017


Our Mission: is an annual gathering for government and private sector from across south Florida to come together to celebrate our amazing leaders suppor- ting our community and to focus on our goals for our mission priorities, create jobs, public service and education. This year’s event was particularly special as dedicate to Superintendent Alberto Car-valho with the Medal of Honor in Edu- cation Leadership. Also, we recognize the Hon. Mr. Philip K Stoddard, Mayor of City of South Miami as the Public Official of the Month and Mr. Sacha Garafulic, as the foreign representative of the month.

The Leadership Luncheon ConferencesInvited of Honor: Alberto Carvalho

Superintendent Miami Dade Public Schools - July 28, 2107

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Business Leaders and Government

Mr. Philip K. StoddardMayor

South Miami MunicipalityFriend and Members

Mr Sacha GarafulicCommercial Attache

Chile

Hon. Lawrence Feldman & Dr. Maria Regueiro President School Board and President of FNU Miami Dade Public Schools & Florida National University


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King Courier Express, a company specialized in international transport and logistics with offices in Mia-mi and Paraguay, announces the launch of KING CLUB EX-PRESS, a members-only pro-gram for the Latin market. The innovative membership pro-gram opens the door for Latin American consumers to access international trade in United States and European countries.

KING CLUB EXPRESS is the first business ecosystem where the member is able to choose from a reliable online shopping

circuit that provides many op-tions to choose from such as stores, brand names and dis-counts. It even offers the option to obtain credit cards, receive and store merchandise at a lo-cal address in Miami – assigned by KING CLUB – and then it sends the goods to their final destination in a reliable, fast and secure manner.“We are sure that KING CLUB EXPRESS is going to be very useful for our Hispanic com-munities inside and outside the United States because we are the first parcel ecosystem that is fast and reliable that comes

with a 100% guarantee. We are also the only one to offer the ability to buy from stores both online and in person. It also lets the members manage currency exchange from one country to another, a service that until now it has been very limited for His-panics”, said Aguilera.During the first month of ope- rations, the KING CLUB EX-PRESS membership will be free; however, a monthly main-tenance fee will be applied to keep active accounts that do not have a contract. For more information on how to register and to obtain cards, visit:

Announces the launch of KING CLUB, the first reliable online buying and shipping ecosystem that can be accessed from the

comfort of your home and using your country’s currency

www.kingclubexpress.com | http://kingcourierexpress.com | www.kingcardexpress.com

As a businessman from Para-guay, René Aguilera, president of King Courier Express, is well aware of the limitations many Latin American communities experience when entering global commercial and financial systems in order to purchase or sell goods not available in their countries, or when exchanging foreign currency to help their families.

Thus he created KING CLUB EXPRESS, an innovative pro-gram that provides its members with extraordinary commercial benefits from anywhere in the world.

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