MELBOURNE, Fla. — The Brevard Hispanic Chamber of Commerce hosted another successful Business Networking After Hours on Wednesday evening at LAUNCH Credit Union, bringing together business professionals, entrepreneurs, community leaders, and elected officials for an evening of networking, collaboration, and relationship building.
The Chamber extends its sincere appreciation to Tricia Williams and her team at LAUNCH Credit Union for their outstanding hospitality and generous sponsorship of the event. LAUNCH Credit Union provided an exceptional venue, sponsored the delicious catering by Arepa Con Qué, and treated attendees to lively Latin music that created a warm and welcoming atmosphere throughout the evening.
Special thanks were extended to former Palm Bay Deputy Mayor and former Brevard County Commissioner Jackie Colon for her coordination efforts leading up to the event. The Chamber also recognized the dedication of volunteers Nancy Morales and Beverly Joyce Lee, whose support helped ensure the event’s success. Additional appreciation goes to José Rubio for assisting with the organization and promotion of the networking event, and to Jana Avila, Community Outreach Coordinator, for her leadership in coordinating the event and helping create a memorable experience for attendees.
The event was honored by the presence of several elected officials and community leaders, including Palm Bay Mayor Rob Medina, Palm Bay Deputy Mayor Mike Jaffe, and Judge Robert Segal, whose participation demonstrated their continued support for the local business community.
Throughout the evening, attendees had the opportunity to exchange ideas, establish new business relationships, and learn more about the Chamber’s upcoming initiatives and signature events, including the Business Social at Hotel Melby, the Viva Brevard Gala, and the Viva Brevard Festival.
The Brevard Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to strengthening the local economy by connecting businesses, entrepreneurs, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and community leaders throughout the Space Coast. Through monthly networking events, educational programs, advocacy, bilingual marketing opportunities, leadership development, and strategic partnerships, the Chamber helps businesses increase their visibility, expand their professional networks, and create new opportunities for growth while serving as a bridge between the Hispanic community and the broader business community of Brevard County.
Businesses interested in becoming part of the Chamber and taking advantage of its networking opportunities, educational programs, advocacy efforts, and member benefits are encouraged to join by visiting:
https://brevardhispanicchamber.com/join-us/
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