27 May 2023 00:00:00 AM Breaking News
Week 5/12/2023 Newsletter - SFLHCC Celebrates its 29th Annual Installation LuncheonWeek 5/5/2023 Newsletter - SFLHCC President Liliam Lopez served as a Speaker at the Women's Forum Focused on Building Wealth.Week 4/28/2023 Newsletter - The South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Gives Back to Needy Families!Week 4/21/2023 Newsletter - The SFLHCC Board congratulates President / CEO Liliam Week 4/17/2023 Newsletter - Congratulations to HCA Florida on the Grand Opening of their Newest Freestanding Emergency Room in Dadeland!Week 4/7/2023 Newsletter - Hispanic Leadership Awards Recap!Week 3/31/2023 Newsletter - SFLHCC President/CEO Liliam M. Lopez Participated at the Annual USHCC Legislative Summit in Washington, DCWeek 3/24/2023 Newsletter - SFLHCC President/CEO Invited to Participate in the Transportation in Miami-Dade Leadership Series Luncheon with Miami-Dade County's Director and CEO of the Department of Transportation and Public Works Eulois Cleckley.Week 3/3/2023 Newsletter - South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Havana in the 50s Gala Recap!Week 2/24/2023 Newsletter - Congratulations to SFLHCC Board Member Daniel "Danny" Espino on his appointment as Miami-Dade County School Board Vice ChairWeek 2/17/2023 Newsletter - SFLHCC Fashionably Red Heart Disease Awareness Luncheon / Panel Discussion and Fashion Show Recap.Week 2/10/2023 Newsletter - A group of Hispanic lawmakers in Connecticut has proposed that the state follow Arkansas' lead and ban the term Week 2/3/2023 Newsletter - The SFLHCC Hosted a Private Event "Cafecito and Pastelitos" Followed by a Press Conference with US Senator Rick Scott (FL) and 25 Small Business Members!Week 1/27/2023 Newsletter -Dr. Ana Maria Carolina Delgado-Lelievre, M.D. from Uhealth served as the guest speaker for the first General Membership Luncheon of the year, Week 1/20/2023 Newsletter - Liliam “Lily” Lopez, President/CEO of the SFLHCC was recently appointed to the Board of Directors of the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau, GMCVB, and the Adrienne Arsht Center of the Performing Arts Week 1/6/2023 Newsletter - Welcome 2023!Week 12/23/22 Newsletter - Congratulations to SFLHCC's Chairman Roland Sanchez Medina, Jr., Esq who has been designated the President-Elect of the Florida Bar AssociationWeek 12/16/2022 Newsletter - SFLHCC President Liliam "Lily" Lopez Received the Citizen of the Year Award at the Miami Dade County Chamber of Commerce's 17th Annual Holiday GalaWeek 12/9/2022 Newsletter - SFLHCC Hispanic Women's Society Network celebrated the Women Empowering and Embracing Women (WEEW) Awards.Week 11/25/22 - The South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Receives Congressional Record in Washington DC. Week 11/18/22 - SFLHCC Foundation Thanksgiving Food Donation to 40 Needy Families at Centro Mater 

About us

Our History

The South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (SFLHCC) is a nonprofit 501 (c)(6) organization established in 1994 to promote business leadership, create economic prospects and provide legislative advocacy for the Hispanic business community in South Florida. The SFLHCC is an organization founded 25 years ago, and it seeks to provide opportunities in commerce to the different Hispanic populations that exist in South Florida. As South Florida is one of the most diverse areas of the state, the SFLHCC recognizes the potential that exists for companies to do business with people from different backgrounds and experiences. With a population of approximately 67% Hispanics, Miami-Dade County has flourished as the gate to the Americas. This community is represented by entrepreneurs from the Caribbean, Central America, and South America. We provide opportunities for our members by organizing local programs to improve the economic condition of the Hispanic population. The SFLHCC is an association with more than 1,200 members and advocates for thousands of Hispanic businesses in Florida. The SLFHCC is recognized as one of the most influential Hispanic chambers in the country and one of the leading Hispanic business organization in Florida.

Mission Statement

The South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (SFLHCC) was founded on July 21, 1994, with the mission of promoting the continued growth and development of the Hispanic business community and to serve as a resource center and forum to advocate for Hispanic and Minority owned businesses. The organization is comprised of dedicated professional individuals and business owners who have come together to advance the commercial, financial, educational and civic interests of the ever-growing Hispanic Community of South Florida