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The East Valley Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and President & CEO Frankie Jo Rios were honored by Mesa Community College as a Community Partner at the Annual Hall of Fame event. Following the recognition, Congressman Greg Stanton congratulated the EVHCC for its ongoing impact on education and opportunity in the East Valley.
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Salt River Project (SRP)—a valued EVHCC board member and sponsor—has released six assistance programs to help residents manage electricity bills
"During the time period I have been involved with the East Valley Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, I have seen the positive benefits of the Chamber’s activities. Businesses have learned effective marketing strategies. Services such as individual business counseling, procurement opportunities and certification have been made available to businesses. Linkage with major corporations, municipalities and contractors has been developed. Networking opportunities have grown. I can see that my business and other small businesses in the East Valley have benefited from the leadership of the East Valley Chamber of Commerce."
"Partnerships and building creative associations with business and community organizations are important to those interested in growing their brand in the Hispanic market place. The East Valley Hispanic Chamber of Commerce understands the value of working together to provide businesses the opportunities to position their products and services among Hispanic consumers."
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