Welcome to Greater Corona Hispanic
Chamber of Commerce

New Members:
Dr. Jesus Martinez (Norco Valley Dental), and C.C. Vest (MidPoint Bearing), and our President Dr. Beloz

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Membership Reminder!
The Chamber is updating the GCHCC Chamber Directory. Please email your updated information to: dmoschetti@vidamc.com
or call Dominic Moschetti at 951.520.0060.

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We're excited to introduce you to our website!
¡ Bienvenidos! 2008
Greater Corona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (GCHCC), proudly serves the Circle City community and surrounding vicinities. We are committed to meeting the needs of local Hispanic, non-Hispanic, and Minority owned businesses. The value and return you receive on your membership will be determined by your participation and support of ongoing programs. This website is a great place to start. Please take advantage of member-to-member discounts, calendar of events, and don’t forget to customize your individual company listing.

Saludos,

Dr. George Beloz
President

Next Chamber Event:
We will continue to meet on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 6 p.m.

THE GUEST SPEAKER:
Riverside County District Attorney Mr. Rod Pacheco

Mr. Pacheco will also install our officers for 2009

DATE: Wednesday, January 14, 2009 - Happy New Year - Best Wishes for '09!

PLACE:
Miguel's California Mexican Cocina & Cantina
1920 Frontage Road, Corona, CA 92882-8401

TIME: 6:00 P.M.
Dinner is available at $15/person -
Please confirm your attendance by clicking Here.

World News:

Latin America Looks Up
By David Adams
As we head into perhaps the most closely followed election the word over, Latin America’s Countries are watching expectantly

President George Bush has made more trips to Latin American than any other president before him. But Mr. Bush seems to have gotten a lot of frequent flier miles and not much else for all his trouble. For the U.S., Latin Americans have proven a difficult lot to handle. At times U.S. diplomats have thrown up their hands in frustration. Read More from www.poder360.com

Quick Links & Resourse:

• Our Proud Sponsors
• Chamber Ambassadors
• Community Job Board
• The Hook-Up!
• Member Discount Page

Member Spotlight:

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