Established in 1978, The Denver Hispanic Chamber of Commerce originally named the Latin Chamber of Commerce has been in existence for a remarkable 33 years. Realizing the immense potential of the Colorado Hispanic business community and seeing a need for representation of their interests in both the private and public sectors, a group of dedicated Hispanic business leaders, headed by Mr. Richard Gonzales, established the first minority chamber in Denver, Colorado. Today, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Metro Denver continues to stand for those needs.
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