Café Con Nosotros provides

you with the greatest opportunity to meet fellow members while promoting business. They focus on you and your employee's health and wellness in the workplace!

Come join us to learn more!

Members - FREE

Non-Members - $10

Light breakfast provided

Power Hour presents topics relevant to your business. 

Whether you own your business, or work for a business, you will learn something you can take and in-put in your business to help grow it.

Members - FREE

Non-Members - $10

Lunch provided

Networking mixers are a

great opportunity for you to

showcase your business.

It provides a social setting

for fellow members & non-

members to network and

grow their business.



Members - FREE

Non-Members - $15

Food provided/drinks avail.

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As a resource and advocate for small and medium businesses, the IHCC looks for opportunities to help these business owners thrive.

Through our partnership with Barcena Financial Group, our members can participate in a Group 401K Benefits Program, where you can receive group pricing due to the pooled asset model with other plan participants. The Group 401K benefit was designed to ease the administrative burden and expense of offering a quality retirement plan. 

Join us as we celebrate four years of Pay It Forward. We’re happy to announce that we are continuing the Pay It Forward program in 2024, currently seeking applications from small businesses to receive a free commercial and a $15k advertising schedule.

DART will soon hold a series of community discussions focused on public transportation, and our members have been invited to participate. Whether you use public transportation or not, they’re curious to know your reasons. If you're open to sharing your thoughts on public transportation, they'd like to hear from you.

 If you interested and meet the below requirements:

- Aged 18 or older

- Currently live within the DFW area

- And identify as Hispanic or Latino

They value your time and participants who complete a

conversation will be paid $75. Other incentives are available.

In order to participate, please take a moment to complete a

brief survey, to assess your eligibility and requirements.

DART pronto llevará a cabo una serie de discusiones comunitarias centradas en el transporte público, y nuestros miembros han sido invitados a participar. Ya sea que uses el transporte público o no, desean saber tus razones. Si estás abierto a compartir tus pensamientos sobre el transporte público, les gustaría saber de ti.

Si está interesado y cumple con los siguientes requisitos: -

- Tiene 18 años o más -

- Vive actualmente dentro del área de DFW

- Se identifica como hispano o latino

Valoran su tiempo y los participantes que completen una conversación recibirán un pago de $75. También hay otros incentivos disponibles.

Para participar, tómese un momento para completar una breve encuesta, para evaluar su elegibilidad y requisitos. Haga clic en el código QR

Carter G. Woodson - Father of Black History

Carter G. Woodson, known as the “Father of Black History,” developed Black History Month. Woodson, whose parents were enslaved, was an author, historian and the second African American to earn a Ph.D. at Harvard University.



He recognized that the American education system offered very little information about the accomplishments of African Americans and founded the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, now called the Association for the Study of African American Life and History. 

February marks Black History Month, a time to honor the achievements, contributions, and resilience of Black Americans throughout history.

This month, we reflect on the remarkable individuals who have paved the way for progress and continue to inspire us today.

From inventors and entrepreneurs to civil rights leaders and artists, Black Americans have left an indelible mark on our society, enriching our culture and shaping our collective history. Their stories of courage, perseverance, and triumph serve as a reminder of the importance of diversity, inclusion, and equality in our communities and businesses.

As we commemorate Black History Month, let us reaffirm our commitment to creating a more just and equitable future for all. Together, we can celebrate diversity, embrace inclusion, and build a stronger, more vibrant community for generations to come.

Happy Black History Month!

Happy 50th, DFW!

DFW’s Major Milestones

1965 – Cities of Dallas and Fort Worth formed interim Board to plan and develop what would become DFW Regional Airport

1973 – Concorde made first landing in U.S. at DFW Airport prior to opening

1974 – Opened as DFW Regional Airport – four terminals, three runways, 66 gates

1977 – Ranked as world’s third busiest airport

1979 – American Airlines moved headquarters from New York to Fort Worth, TX

1981 – American Airlines established DFW Airport as its first hub

1983 – Opened fourth and fifth runways

1985 – Renamed to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport

1986 – Opened sixth runway and served more than 43 million passengers

1989 – First commercial airport to host a space shuttle landing

1992 – Initiated first environmental impact statement

1994 – Two new control towers completed and Fire Training and Research Center opened

1996 – Opened seventh runway; only airport in the world with seven runways at the time

2000 – International cargo center and international perishable treatment facility opened

2000 – New consolidated rent-a-car facility opened

2005 – Terminal D, Skylink and Grand Hyatt opened

2016 – Named Airports Council International’s “Best Large Airport in North America”

2019 – Named Air Transport World’s “Airport of the Year”

2020 – Earned U.N. Global Climate Action Award

2021 – Terminal D South extension opened

2022 – Terminal C “High C Gates” opened and DFW is again named Airports Council

International’s “Best Large Airport in North America”

2023 – Established new Use and Lease Agreement pre-approving capital projects, including rebuilding Terminal C and constructing new Terminal F

Economic Impact at a Glance

·      Located within four hours or less of all major cities in North America

·      Hosts more than 80 million passengers per year

·      Handled more than 791,192 U.S. tons of air cargo in FY2023

·      Annual Economic Impact:

o  $38 billion (USD) in direct and indirect annual payroll supported

o  634,000 jobs supported directly and indirectly

o  $24 billion (USD) in visitor spending

$5 billion (USD) in tax revenue ($3 billion state, $2 billion local)

Our Parent Education and Community Engagement (PE&CE) Team is hosting our third annual in-person Community Resource Fair, PE&CE, Bringing Irving Together, on Saturday, April 20th, 2024, from 10 AM - 2 PM at Nimitz High School. It is a free, family-friendly event for attendees. 

We’ve had great participation in previous years thanks to the generosity of our incredible community. Our families have walked away with important information, connections, and invaluable resources. 

Currently we are reaching out to businesses, non-profits, and district departments who would like to share their information and resources with our families. Our Career and Technical Education certification programs will be featured throughout the day to let our community know about all the incredible programs we offer.  

If you are interested in hosting a booth, please register using this link and include any special requests. If you would like to go above and beyond to offer our parents special services at the fair, make sure to include this information in your registration. We want to provide as many opportunities and variety to our families as possible. 

There will be a $100 fee for all for-profit businesses. This will allow us to provide food, at no cost to our families. The registration to be a vendor will close at 5pm on Friday, March 8th, 2024. Feel free to share this email with other local nonprofits and businesses that provide a great resource or service to our community.



We hope that you will join us for this exciting event!

Irving Police Department is hiring Detention Officers! No experience or degree is required!

Duties include booking, fingerprinting and photographing arrested persons; conducting intoxilyzer tests; searching and screening, supervising, preparing meals for, feeding, and releasing jail inmates; cleaning and handling maintenance of the jail; preparing and submitting daily activity reports; conducting daily searches of the jail facility; processing monies for bonds/fines; and attending court as needed.

For more information, visit www.cityofirving.org/2328/Detention-Officer or if you have questions, call (972) 721-2745.

The U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is helping America's small businesses as a leader of the SBA Community Navigator Program!

The USHCC is helping America's small businesses by leading through the SBA Community Navigator network. This national program is called USHCC Navigates Small Business, which supports small, Hispanic and minority-owned companies to better navigate through the challenges and opportunities that will help them grow, thrive, and contribute to public and corporate supply chains throughout our nation's economy.

Learn more about our program and how our affiliated chambers and allies can help you today through readiness, access to capital, counseling, networking, and job and business opportunities - totally for free.

Learn more!

The Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business-Dallas College

They are looking for applicants who generally meet these criteria:

1. Owner or co-owner of a business

2. Business in operation for at least two years

3. Business revenues of at least $75,000 in the most recent fiscal year.

4. Business with a minimum of two employees (including the owner).

If you are selected, you will receive a full scholarship to participate at no cost to you. Apply online today for a chance to receive a full scholarship to participate in the summer cohort!

Visit www.10KSBapply.com now.

The Chamber provides opportunities to engage you with the Dallas County/City of Irving business community, including exclusive bidding, referral, and advertising opportunities.

Get connected with our current Chamber partners with their associated Bid/Procurement Opportunity Website Links.



Click the button below for several bid opportunities!

IHCC Members are HIRING!

IHCC members are constantly posting job opportunities on our website.

The U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is hiring!

Looking for an opportunity in Washington D.C.? Ready to join a hard-working, fast-paced, and mission-driven team? The USHCC is currently hiring for various positions and ready to grow their team! To view the current hiring opportunities available, please click on the link below! 



Email your resume to careers@ushcc.com.

THE IRS IS HIRING!!!

Visit the new IRS Careers page on USAJobs where you can find all IRS job opportunities in one place. Then use keywords or filters to tailor your search even further.

View the IRS Website for Job Opportunities