The First Coast Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Prospera Credit Union are expanding to help local Hispanic businesses.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The First Coast Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Prospera Credit Union are expanding to help local Hispanic businesses.This milestone brings a new physical hub to improve business services and resources for Hispanic entrepreneurs, and it’s for anyone interested in learning about the Jacksonville Hispanic business market.Action News Jax caught up with one member, who shared just how valuable having a proper location is for Hispanic business owners.
“It creates a safe space where you can come in, and you can feel free to say, ‘Hey, I’m trying to start a business, but I don’t know this.’ or ‘I’m not familiar with this.’ You don’t feel like you should know everything and get all your things together,” Beatrice Chandler, FCHCC member and owner of Latin Creations, said.Right hand shoulder blocked due to stalled vehicle on I-75 Northbound before Exit 451 US-129.
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