GWHCC Business Directory Network
Business networking gives business people the ability to collaborate with other experts to help them grow their businesses or improve their professional lives. The benefits of business networking include opportunities to help other business owners and receiving assistance from other owners. The best way to grow your business and to increase your name recognition is to network with like-minded people. Our world has changed; no time to meet face to face? Check out your new business network directory and make new connections or reconnect with your DMV Community that will help you move your business forward!
Quarterly Business Spotlight
BRAVO MEDIA CORP
We’re Bravo Media Corp — a b2b content marketing agency and b2c digital marketing agency helping brands and companies grow through strategy, content, and high-impact production.
From video marketing services to lead generation services, SEO, and web, we build marketing systems that don’t just look good — they perform.
Upcoming Events for the Business Network
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Tuesdays, June 2 - Aug 4 from 5:30pm - 7:30 EST
Join the GWHCC’s 2026 SBAP Business Education Webinar Series — a 10-session virtual BootCamp designed for small business owners ready to grow, scale, and strengthen their business foundation. Starting June 2, 2026, participants will gain expert insight on marketing, AI, web presence, business planning, government contracting, legal considerations, and more.
Participants will also receive 24/7 access to the GWHCC Foundation’s business development platform, personalized support from a dedicated Business Advisor, a Certificate of Completion, and the opportunity to connect with a cohort of like-minded entrepreneurs.
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6 sesiones virtuales
Del 9 de julio al 6 de agosto
Jueves | 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM ESmpulsa Tu Negocio Una serie de talleres en español diseñada para mujeres empresarias y emprendedoras que desean fortalecer sus conocimientos, desarrollar nuevas habilidades y llevar su negocio al siguiente nivel. Aprenda sobre:
• Liderazgo Empresarial
• Ventas y Estrategias Comerciales
• Sistemas de Ventas
• Patentes y Marcas Registradas
• Administración y Gestión Financiera
• Herramientas para el Crecimiento Empresarial
Ceremonia de Graduación al finalizar el programa. Conecte, aprenda y crezca junto a otras mujeres líderes de la comunidad empresarial. -
Thursday, Aug 13 - 12:00 - 2:00 PM EST
Join us for the 2026 GWHCC Global Business Leadership Luncheon Awards which seeks to highlight businesses and individuals that have made significant advancements in the international marketplace.
Tip of the Month
Determine Your Summer Demand
If your peak season runs from Memorial Day to Labor Day, you’ve got a booming summer biz. But just like a firecracker, a summer business can fizzle if it doesn’t have the right spark. In the aforementioned survey, business owners said their other major summertime concerns included hiring talent, marketing, and increased operating hours. Here are a few ways you can mitigate these challenges:
1.Plan ahead. Ideally, start preparing for the next summer as soon as the current summer draws to an end. Keep notes on what worked and what didn’t, list out new ideas to test, and create a roadmap so when the time comes, you’re ready to roll.
2.Widen your talent pool. Instead of hiring only seasonal employees or only long-term employees, consider a mix of both. That way, you’ll always have someone experienced on hand while also being able to hire younger, short-term employees on a budget.
3.Test out new marketing strategies. Summer presents an opportunity to reach new markets, especially if you’re in an area that attracts tourists or visitors. It also gives you a chance to launch new seasonal products, which can increase demand due to their limited availability.
About GWHCC
The Chamber strives to promote the continuous improvement of the common good and the quality of life in the community through the pursuit of new business; the cultural, social, and economic education of our citizens; and by providing accurate and timely assistance to the business community.
Small Business Advancement Program
Community Partners award annual grants to the Greater Washington Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (GWHCC) to provide Small Business Assistance to business in the District of Columbia. The program allows experienced consultants and business owners to provide one-on-one counseling to help small businesses improve processes, sales, and strategies necessary to move their businesses forward.
