An exciting telemedicine collaboration between the Health Alliance Network and the Hispanic Chamber. Here is another option for you to obtain health advice.
Visit:
https://healthalliancenetwork.com/nycrhcc
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Find the current information on rules and protocols to follow in NY State on the site below.
Thanks to all of you who supported this effort!
We held FIESTA3: Inspired by Challenges with a welcome by Dr. Roger Ramsammy, President of Hudson Valley Community College, and a message from presenting sponsor David Cornell, Bank of America's Albany/Hudson Valley Market President.
Recognition was given to Dr. LINA M. FINLAN as the Outstanding Professional 2020, and CAPITAL DISTRICT LATINOS, DAN IRIZARRY, Board Chair, and MICKEY JIMENEZ, Regional Director for Outstanding Non-Profit of 2020. Give our generous sponsors, found on this website, your support.
Click the button below to view the video recording of the event.
Don't be in the dark about what separates your business from others in the marketplace. Find out what to fix and improve upon it to gain more market share and increase your bottom line.
Incorporated in NY State, the New York Capital Region Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (NYCRHCC) is a 501(c)(6) tax-exempt organization.
The NY Capital Region Hispanic Chamber will seek opportunities for its members to support their professional development, business planning, and networking, among other objectives. It will strengthen relationships among Hispanic professionals, organizations, and businesses, and will connect Hispanic entrepreneurs and the community at large. The Hispanic Chamber will also recognize the achievement of Hispanic individuals and businesses that have a positive influence in the community.
Laudelina Martinez, President
Vicente Alfonso, Vice President
Matthew Toporowski Esq., Vice President
Diane Nickerson, Secretary
Victor Gaudin, Treasurer
Karen Ferrer-Muniz, Founding Member
Ladan Alomar
Michael Roach
Juan L. Lopez Fons
Jennie Duran Esq.
Micky Jimenez
Brenda Baddam Esq.
Alfredo Balarin
Campus tours are available by appointment.
The Hispanic Chamber sees the future economic development of the country tied to the success of Latino students, therefore, it has made this goal a priority.
