THE UNITED STATES MINORITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNOUNCES IT’S  NEW HEADQUARTERS IN THE FINANCIAL DISTRICT OF BRICKELL IN MIAMI DADE, FL.

• The new Headquarters will certainly offer The America’s Trade Center for Economic Development for export, import, investment and international cooperation, but it is designed with the needs of our members in mind.
• The center will provide a full package to register a business, funding, database, procurement guidelines and certifications cultivating a great multicultural culture while also bringing our years of bootstrapping expertise to the local community.
• The location will offer a variety of meeting spaces, virtual and physical offices, for a quiet place to work between appointments
• To moved from DC to Miami is an amazing shift,  a positive for creating transformational experiences for both marketplace: Latin America & the Caribbean with the powerful U.S. Minorities companies,  and particularly expanding their presence in the Americas business  

Miami, Florida, November 9, 2020.  The United States Minority Chamber of Commerce (U.S. MCC) has announced a relocation from its current facility at 1750 NW K street in Washington DC, to Downtown Miami  1111 Brickell 10^th Floor, Miami Dade.  The Chamber has chosen this location for their international and national members to facilitate entrance in Latin America and the Caribbean in mind. The location will be recognized as the World Trade Center by the Chamber and will offer additional value to their over 34, 000 members and partners that operate in the United States, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Mexico, Honduras and Costa Rica and will provide a centralized place for them to connect, collaborate and inspire. The center is not open to the public.

The United States Minority Chamber of Commerce through their Brickell Economic Development Center will be  guided by four principles: trade development, investment through private public partnership, the red carpet program for U.S. companies based in China to relocated in The Americas and the internacional cooperation with U.S. Philanthropic.

The Chamber is the only U.S. Business Organization with a structure dedicate to facility information through a U.S. Call Center based, all members can receive support for any development including trade, contracts, investment, funding, donors with U.S. Philanthropic and supportive with dozen of resources available.  The Chamber’ operators, fully bilingual Spanish-English-Portuguese.

“This new location will greatly enhance the Chamber’s ability to serve its membership and partners through its centralized location, we are extremely excited. It further solidifies our belief that this HUB to Latin America and the Caribbean will be an unique gateway for business, ” said Doug Mayorga, CEO and Founder of the U.S. MCC, “ As our country knows, the U.S. MCC  serves a variety of industries including high-tech, transportation and logistics, energy and telecommunications, financial services, healthcare, exporters, importers and investors. The Chamber will be the only  economic business organization that will use a unified call center  where it’s staff can seamlessly communicate with members across a variety of channels including voice, mobile app, chat, email and video”.

About the United States Minority Chamber of Commerce: Founded in the year 2000 with simple beginnings in Miami, the Chamber has grown to over 34,000 business people, public servants and professionals  across all its offices in the US, Colombia, Mexico, Costa Rica, Honduras and the Dominican Republic, the Chamber is creating a solid platform to generate economy and protection with many  challenges facing an unprecedented crisis. The U.S. MCC is marshalling its full resources, relations and experiences to help minority companies continue to operate while mobilizing the business community with trade, contracts, funding and investment. For more information: www.minoritychamber.net