Hispanic Chamber plans Hola Emprende Conference & Business Expo

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The First Coast Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (FCHCC) will present the Hola Emprende Conference and Business Expo on Sept. 19 and 20 at the Schultz Center in Jacksonville.

The Hola Emprende Conference & Business Expo has become one of the region’s most important platforms for entrepreneurship, innovation and professional growth, bringing together Hispanic and diverse entrepreneurs, business leaders and community partners.

“This year marks an exciting milestone as we continue to expand the impact of Hola Emprende,” said the president of the First Coast Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. “The conference and expo showcase the entrepreneurial spirit of our community and provide tools, resources, and networking opportunities that help small businesses thrive.”

Highlights of the 2025 Hola Emprende Conference & Business Expo include:

  • Hola Emprende Conference featuring expert-led panels, workshops and keynote sessions.
  • Business Expo with more than 100 local vendors showcasing their businesses, products and services.
  • Networking opportunities connecting entrepreneurs, investors and community leaders.
  • Entrepreneur support programs designed to help small businesses grow.
  • The first Hola Emprende Shark Tank Competition, where entrepreneurs will pitch their ideas for a chance to gain visibility, support and opportunities.

Participation in the Business Expo is free of charge for registered exhibitors and participants due to the support from Bank of America and the City of Jacksonville.

To register for the Hola Emprende Conference and Business Expo, go to Fchcc.com

Schultz Center is located at 4019 Boulevard Center Drive, Jacksonville.

FCHCC is a leading business organization dedicated to fostering growth, connections and opportunities for entrepreneurs and professionals across Northeast Florida. Through signature programs like Hola Emprende, monthly Social Cafecitos and annual initiatives such as Achieving the Dream, the FCHCC provides resources, education and networking to help businesses thrive.

With a strong commitment to economic development and collaboration, the Chamber serves as a bridge between Hispanic and diverse business communities and the broader regional market.