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The Minority Chamber of Commerce opens new office in Boca Raton, Florida

As the country struggles through economic difficulties the Minority Chamber of Commerce is bringing more jobs and business opportunities to Minority Groups in Boca Raton, Florida.

Miami, Florida. October 27, 2008. The Minority Chamber of Commerce, a national not for profit organization founded in 2002, with more of 3,000 members and 7 offices local and international,  will celebrate the grand opening of its newest Boca Raton, Florida location with an open house and ribbon cutting on Thursday, November 6,” said National Director and president Doug Mayorga. “The Minority Chamber of Commerce location will make it possible to add additional employees and new businesses to serve our rapidly growing members base throughout our new chapter in Boca Raton.”

The new location, at 2385 NW Executive Center Drive, Suite 100, Boca Raton, FL 33431, will The Minority Chamber of Commerce to better serve the growing number of members local and internationally. Elsie Bower will be our director who has been with the chamber less than one year sees a correlation between the new facility and fulfilling the chamber’s mission statement: “To provide the highest quality state-of-the-art resources and business development services for a good direction to entrepreneurs in Boca Raton and surrounding area, backed by superior customer service to our members and support to the businesses and professionals community”

The Minority Chamber of Commerce office grand opening ribbon cutting is scheduled for Thursday, November 6, 2008 at 6 PM, in our new location with an open house for local governments and companies to following the Minority Chamber presentation by our director, Doug Mayorga and key players from all State of Florida.  Light refreshments will be served. There will be special offers on membership registration for the businesses. 

“Consumers are 63% more likely to buy goods and services from a company they believe is a member of the local chamber of commerce.” –According to a national research study on perceptions about Chamber membership conducted by the Schapiro Group, Atlanta. Georgia.

About the Minority Chamber of Commerce: The Chamber works on behalf of members and the entire business community to improve the small business’s economic climate and help businesses thrives. The Chamber offers business networking opportunities, provides training and business building opportunities, procurement governments, international trade mission and advocates on behalf of business interests, and functions as the voice of business throughout empower Minority Groups.

To contact the Minority Chamber of Commerce, dial (305) 728-5299. In Miami Dade Headquarter or visit our website: www.minoritychamber.net

For interview and more information:
Maria Loaisiga
relations@minoritychamber.net
786-260-1965

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