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One of the largest Hispanic Chamber in Atlanta offers unparalleled service to members.
The Mexican American Business Chamber is the dynamic force promoting and uniting the Georgia business community. With nearly 1,000 members, it is one of the largest business organizations in Georgia.
The Chamber harnesses the power of this solid and growing membership base to create an environment where businesses thrive, where government supports local commerce and where the community and business work together for our city’s future.
The Chamber's size and strength allows the organization to offer a wide variety of programs and services to support both large and small businesses. These services include networking and promotional opportunities, relocation assistance, legislative advocacy, commercial mission and educational seminars, to name a few.
Economic Development
An affluent city like Atlanta depends on the leadership and vision that stimulates—and delivers—high caliber economic development.
13 Fortune 500 and 24 Fortune 1000 headquarters are using the city of Atlanta as their home. The Chambers of Commerce, corporate executives and relocation consultants, are committed to constantly recruit new companies to the region and work hard to revitalize the neighborhoods by building affordable housing, creating workforce training opportunities, and increase safety. Public as well as private partnerships with financial, business and non-profit communities are key to encourage quality job creation and investment throughout the city’s neighborhoods.
Atlanta is the star that is shining in the South; it is city with an outstanding quality of life. Working together, we will continue to pursue intelligent economic development that benefits all of our citizens.
The Mexican American Business Chamber in conjunction with its partners provide business leadership through job creation, expansions, relocations and commercial development to fifteen counties service areas like (Cherokee, Clayton, Dekalb, Fortsyth Fulton, Gwinnett, Henry etc). If your company were considering relocation to, or expansion within, our region, we would welcome the opportunity to work with you. The Chamber staff provides regional overviews on the city of Atlanta. Custom research could be conducted for specific projects. The chamber arranges meetings with selected professionals and other business leaders. Assistance is also provided in the site selection process. These services and more are provided free of charge to economic development prospects.
To request business relocation assistance please complete this form and send it by fax at (770) 441-7581.
International Trade
The Mexican American Business Chamber develops strategies and programs that enhance the economic development and the inclusion of minorities and women in economic growth opportunities throughout the entire community. The following programs are the vehicles for meeting this challenge.
Business Programs
Small/Mid-Size Business Programs
The Mexican American Business Chamber provides actively educational seminars and events that allow small and mid-size businesses to network and promote their products and services. A vast amount of the Chamber's membership is composed by small and mid-size businesses. The Chamber offers a number of opportunities to enhance business growth and development of our small and mid-size business members through the following programs:
Member Referrals:
Grow your business through Chamber referrals.
Member Discounts:
One of our main goals is to help your company to improve your business performance. Through the power of our membership, we negotiate discounts for services that you need to make your business grow such as cellular phone, health insurance, job bank, event planners, restaurants, and important Hispanics media among others.
Networking Events:
Monthly Networking Breakfasts
The Networking Breakfast is one of those programs that provide key business leaders and entrepreneurs with a platform to gain knowledge and capabilities on key business topics and community issues. Additionally, it is an excellent setting to present new products and services as well as interact and exchange ideas through an excellent networking environment.
MABC Mid Week After Hour
As a benefit to our members, the MABC hosts in combination with other partner organizations a monthly after hours networking mixer to provide networking opportunities for our members.
Golf Tournament
Is a program that allows our members to promote their products and services to more than 144 Georgia Corporate Decision makers while offering the opportunity to use the event as account management / employee motivational opportunity.
Posada
The Mexican American Business Chamber celebrates the tradition of la Posada recognizing the strong effort of those individuals who throughout their hard work has been able to achieve the goal of establishing and/ or developing their own Hispanic Business
Minority & Women's Business Development
Mexican American Business Chamber develops strategies and programs that enhance the economic development and the inclusion of minorities and women in economic growth opportunities throughout the entire community. The following programs are the vehicles for meeting this challenge.
Business Luncheons:
This series of by-monthly luncheons is designed to inform minorities’ business entrepreneurs about the procurement process and standard requirements needed to become a minority and to secure business contracts and procurement opportunities. Corporate procurement personnel, and government hold the luncheons.
Hispanic American Business Summit:
During one day, minority, women-owned, or small business owners meet with corporation and government procurement representatives to discuss potential business contracts.
Bid Opportunities:
If you are a member of the Mexican American Business Chamber, and a consultant, service provider, contractor, vendor, or supplier, this is a convenient place for you to find out about current bidding and contract opportunities with corporation and government. For information on How to become a member, please contact jcontreras@mexicanchamber.org.