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Leading with Inclusion. Empowering Native Business.

The Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (AZHCC) is the proud recipient of the American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian (AIANNH) grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA). As part of this grant, AZHCC serves as the lead organization overseeing the Native American Business Enterprise Development Center (NABEDC), delivering business support, education, and consulting services to AIANNH entrepreneurs across Arizona, Nevada, and Utah.

Our Role in the AIANNH Project

Under the AIANNH initiative, the AZHCC provides essential resources and support tailored to the needs of Native-owned businesses. These services include:

  • One-on-one business consulting
  • Group trainings and business workshops
  • Access to capital, contracting, and procurement resources
  • Strategic guidance for scaling and sustainability

AZHCC is committed to ensuring that Native entrepreneurs throughout the region have access to the tools, knowledge, and support needed to grow and thrive.

A Legacy of Inclusion and Leadership

With more than 70 years of service, the Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has earned a national reputation as a champion for diverse business communities. As one of the most inclusive nonprofit organizations in the country, the AZHCC’s mission directly aligns with the vision and strategic goals of the MBDA and the AIANNH Project.

Our work is built on these core values:

  • Empowerment: Supporting businesses to thrive locally, nationally, and globally
  • Innovation: Delivering forward-thinking leadership and long-term business relationships
  • Collaboration: Encouraging excellence through teamwork, care, and mutual respect
  • Advocacy: Promoting equity through economic development, education, and policy
  • Cultural Respect: Honoring and embracing the diverse heritages of our members and communities

Connect With Us

For more information about the Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and our role in the AIANNH project, please contact: