The
United States Hispanic Business Council
The Leading Advocate for America’s Hispanic Business Community
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The USHBC’s mission is to ensure the success of the American small business community by promoting policies and people that benefit small businesses. The USHBC also assumes the role of a staunch defender of the small business and Hispanic communities when appropriate. Through relationships with corporate America and our elected officials, national media campaigns, proprietary polling and a strong digital presence, we help create the ideal environment for your small business.
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The USHBC collaborates with stakeholders and elected officials in order to advance, or oppose, legislation that impacts American small businesses. Through strong and impactful relationships with Congress, the USHBC can ensure our nation’s laws and regulations create a strong small business community.
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In the three years since its founding, the USHBC has been featured in over 300 nationally syndicated op-eds, news articles and television interviews. Priding ourselves on promoting policies and people that benefit the small business community, we never shy away from opining on issues that impact our community. All of our media and advocacy efforts are directly correlated with the proprietary polling of USHBC members, ensuring a fact and data-driven narrative.
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The USHBC regularly hosts public events with local stakeholders and elected officials. These events include award ceremonies, forums and town halls. Most notably, the USHBC has hosted town halls with Senator Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) and Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX). All USHBC members receive invites to limited-capacity events. Additionally, events are live streamed and covered by national and local media.
As a member of the USHBC, you gain direct access to the policies, resources, and relationships that move small business forward. You’ll receive issue specific surveys that shape our advocacy efforts and ensure your voice is heard in national conversations. Get a private line of communication to the USHBC team, exclusive event invitations, and ongoing access to the USHBC Newswire and Regulatory Report, your trusted source for timely, relevant updates affecting small businesses nationwide.
Join The United States Hispanic Business Council and Amplify Your Voice in America’s Business Landscape
Small Business News & Insights
NBC News Features USHBC Voices on the Economic Challenges Facing Small Businesses
Javier Palomarez Recognized as Member of WSJ Board of Directors Council
Charter-Cox Merger
California: Your Voice Can Help Close This Deal
The Charter-Cox merger has cleared nearly every regulatory hurdle in the country. The FCC, the DOJ, sixteen states, and more than 100 local communities have all approved it. The CPUC is the last step - and their public comment window is open right now.
USHBC President & CEO Javier Palomarez and California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce President & CEO Julian Cañete wrote in the Sacramento Bee about what approval means for working families and small businesses in California: lower prices, better speeds, and infrastructure that reflects the demands of today’s digital economy.
Make your voice heard. Tell the CPUC you support the Charter-Cox merger.
The Conversation Texas Candidates Should Be Having
As the Texas Senate race unfolds, the United States Hispanic Business Council is tracking how candidates engage with Hispanic voters, entrepreneurs, and small business owners across the Lone Star State.
Recent USHBC survey insights show that 63% of Hispanic business owners in Texas say the cost of living is the country’s biggest issue, 64% say they do not feel represented at the federal level, and nearly three quarters say they plan to vote in upcoming elections.
These economic concerns will shape how voters across Texas evaluate the candidates seeking to represent them in Washington.
The Conversation Texas Candidates Should Be Having
As the Texas Senate race unfolds, the United States Hispanic Business Council is tracking how candidates engage with Hispanic voters, entrepreneurs, and small business owners across the Lone Star State.
Recent USHBC survey insights show that 63% of Hispanic business owners in Texas say the cost of living is the country’s biggest issue, 64% say they do not feel represented at the federal level, and nearly three quarters say they plan to vote in upcoming elections.
These economic concerns will shape how voters across Texas evaluate the candidates seeking to represent them in Washington.
Made in America
Real Stories of Real People Powering America’s Economy
Made in America is a USHBC initiative that highlights stories of the people powering America’s economy. Showcasing the lived experiences of small business owners and entrepreneurs, celebrating their stories, struggles, and successes that reflect the heart of American business.
Featured Story:
Made in America | Brenae Royal
We met Brenae Royal pouring her wine at USHBC's Spring event in Washington, DC, and her story stuck with us. As Founder and CEO of Violet's Paradise Wines, she's turned more than a decade farming Sonoma's historic Monte Rosso Vineyard into a label of her own. Read her full Made in America story.
Explore real stories of America’s entrepreneurs breaking barriers, building communities, and redefining success.
Become a Member of the
United States Hispanic Business Council
Membership is free, for a limited time only.