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MHCC Members Network in Corktown for first Tercer Jueves Gathering of 2025

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January 23, 2025
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The Michigan Hispanic Chamber of Commerce had its first Tercer Jueves Business Networking Event of the year in Detroit’s Corktown neighborhood with JP Morgan Chase as their presenting sponsor.

Despite the cold evening, the networking event was a success. More than 100 attendees, including business owners, corporate representatives, and business professionals from various industries, made meaningful connections within the business community to exchange ideas and identify opportunities.

The networking event in Corktown was well attended despite the cold temps
The networking event in Corktown was well attended despite the cold temps

During the event, JP Morgan Chase informed participants of access to their business programs, tailored financial solutions, mentorship opportunities, and strategic resources designed to grow and fuel business expansion. Attendees had the unique opportunity to engage with JP Morgan Chase representatives, gaining insights into leveraging their programs for entrepreneurial success and learning about all the resources available for their business growth across all levels. The MHCC is grateful to JP Morgan Chase, a leader in global financial services, for their support of our business community.

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MHCC plans to provide more opportunities throughout the year to connect its current and future members and create impactful change within the business ecosystem.

If you are interested in being a part of MHCC’s statewide business community, visit the association’s website to learn more about our business networking events, programs, resources, and how to become an MHCC member at www.mhcc.org or contact Patricia Nava, Business Development and Communications Director, at pnava@mhcc.org

 

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