CAMACOL’s Doral Initiative is truly innovative; outreaching to this dynamic city’s cutting edge opportunities and advantages, designed to benefit large and small businesses alike, and working with the City of Doral’s outstanding leadership, at the helm of which is Mayor Juan Carlos Bermudez.
Take the time to enjoy this informative video and, should you need further information on how you and your business can benefit from “CAMACOL Doral”, please feel free to contact Mr. Pete de la Torre, our CAMACOL Doral CEO.
It is the mission of CAMACOL and our partners, to ensure that our business are provided with every possible opportunity to grow, expand and create jobs.
Joe Chi, President
The Latin Chamber of Commerce of the United States, CAMACOL
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In Recognition
It is with sincere pleasure that we announce that our dear colleague and friend, the Hon. Commissioner Wifredo “Willy”Gort, has been named Chairman Emeritus of CAMACOL’s Hemispheric Congress.
As we embark on our 44th year, we will count on Willy’s expertise and knowledge to guide this important program forward, as we continue to provide opportunities and establish business linkages for our Miami-Dade County business community and our partners in the international trade sector.
Additionally, the presidency of the Congress’ secretariat for the 22/23 term is the Chamber of Commerce of Guatemala, presided by our colleague, the Hon. Jorge Briz Abularach.
We are certain that this collaboration, as well as our partnership with the WTC/Miami and the Americas Food & Beverage Show will continue to provide tangible opportunities for this important sector.
Thank you,
Joe Chi
The South Florida Workforce Investment Board dba CareerSource South Florida is a public-private partnership that establishes state and federally funded workforce development and training policies for Miami-Dade and Monroe counties. The Business Services division is dedicated to the specific needs of the industry. Their incentives are tailored to meet those needs at no cost to local, national and international companies operating in South Florida.
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New Research Shows Immigrants Play an Outsized Role in the Local Economy and Make Miami-Dade Thrive
Miami-Dade County and The Office of New Americans (ONA) released a new report providing key details on how immigrants power the local economy. While immigrants comprise most of Miami-Dade’s essential workers, critical during the pandemic, they will be key to economic recovery by playing a significant role in driving innovation and job growth. As of 2019, immigrants held 61.5% of STEM jobs and made up over 73 percent of Miami-Dade business owners, generating over $2.9 billion in business income.
Immigrants are a part of the heart of what makes Miami-Dade thrive. During the hardest times of the pandemic, immigrants kept our county running as essential farmworkers, healthcare workers, hospitality workers, and more, and will continue to power our economic recovery as entrepreneurs, workers, and consumers said County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava.
Read full report HERE!
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