Officials with the California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce have already started conversations on what to expect for next years convention and are using examples from this year’s convention to improve.
- From August 21st to the 23rd, the Mechanic Banks Convention Center and theater have been packed with people from all across the state, looking to pursue more business opportunities, and further their careers.
- From being able to attend business workshops to connecting with the local businesses in town, there was truly something available for everyone.
- Now that this year’s convention is coming to an end, chamber officials are thinking of taking the convention to the Inland Empire next year.
Making connections and increasing education of the business world. That’s exactly what’s occurred from August 21st to the 23rd inside the Mechanics bank arena. As it comes to an end, officials are already thinking into the future.
“It’s been a fantastic experience for not only visitors statewide but here with businesses in Kern County,” said President and CEO of the California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Julian Canete. “Bringing them all together, talking business, learning, sharing knowledge, sharing opportunities, and cresting new opportunities.”