Hispanic entrepreneurs represent a largely untapped resource in the United States economy. Although the number of Hispanic-owned businesses has grown significantly over the past twenty years, these firms continue to lag behind in economic indicators.

NHEO is working to better understand these issues, strengthening the infrastructures that will help Hispanic entrepreneurs be successful.

	"I fully support NHEO and their ongoing mission to build a brighter tomorrow for Hispanic and minority entrepreneurs. They truly represent the growth of entrepreneurial diversity and the freedom to bring to life a multitude of different business ideas and upcoming minority initiatives within America."  -Sramana Mitra, Silicon Valley Entrepreneur and Strategy Consultant.
	"I stand united with NHEO and their determined mission to unite, educate, mentor and promote our Hispanic entrepreneurs." -Miguel Galarza, President of Yerba Buena Engineering   Ernst Young Entrepreneur of the Year Finalist 2007 Learn More...

In The News:

18 June 2010 - The Street
NHEO Announces San Francisco Chapter Kick-Off at Stanford Graduate School of Business

1 June 2010 - The Mecklenburg Times, Sam Boykin
Charlotte’s Hispanic flavor: Immigrants becoming a more visible – and a more important – part of the city

28 April 2010 - Charlotte Observer, Ron Stodghill 
Immigrants fast filling ranks of entrepreneurs

19 April 2010 - Charlotte Business Journal
National Hispanic Entrepreneurs’ Organization opens in north Charlotte

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