The Mission of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Louisiana (HCCL) is to foster the continued economic growth, development, and promotion of all businesses and their associations in the State of Louisiana, and to serve as the conduit between the Hispanic business community and the community at large.
Since 1984, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Louisiana has been committed to creating and facilitating a business climate within the community to promote economic development and progression in Louisiana. Included within its focus is a dedication to the expansion of trade relations between the State of Louisiana and Latin America.
The HCCL is a non-profit organization created as the result of a merger in 1999 of two chambers: The Louisiana Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (incorporated in 1984) and The Gulf Coast International Chamber of Commerce (incorporated in 1990).
Just as HCCL works to build capacity in the Hispanic business community, so too does it work with traditional American businesses to help them approach this fastest growing minority population in the United States. We connect communities!
HCCL Members gain access to a broad network of businesses, non-profits and government entities as well as a selection of seminars, training courses and networking events dedicated to making your business grow.
Executive Assistant
Foundation First Administrative Assitant
Foundation Administrative Assistant
Televizion
CRC Global Solutions
New Orleans Embroidery
Hancock Whitney Bank
Shell Oil Company
Jones Walker
HCCL Young Professionals
Secretary
Synergy Design Group
HCCL Foundation Chair
La Voz de da Communidad
HCCL Young Professionals Chair
Delta Personnel
