The Greater Haitian American Chamber of Commerce (GHACC) is proud to announce the renewal of our partnership with the City of Orlando, reaffirming our shared commitment to fostering economic growth, strengthening business opportunities, and amplifying the contributions of the Haitian-American community in Central Florida.
This renewed collaboration marks another milestone in our mission to support Haitian-American entrepreneurs and professionals by expanding access to critical business resources, networking opportunities, and economic development initiatives. We extend our sincere appreciation to Luis M. Martinez, Director of Multicultural Affairs for the City of Orlando, for his continued support and dedication to building meaningful relationships within our community. His leadership has been instrumental in furthering this partnership and creating new avenues for success.
“The City of Orlando has consistently demonstrated its commitment to empowering diverse communities and supporting small businesses. This renewed partnership will allow us to strengthen our impact, provide greater access to resources, and continue fostering economic development for Haitian-American professionals and business owners,” said Jean Perpillant Jr., President of GHACC.
Through this partnership, GHACC will:
- Enhance Business Development Initiatives – Provide tailored programs and resources designed to support Haitian-American entrepreneurs in Orlando and beyond.
- Expand Professional Networking and Education – Organize events and initiatives that connect Haitian-American business leaders with influential stakeholders and industry experts.
- Collaborate on Community Engagement Programs – Work alongside the City of Orlando to implement initiatives that promote economic empowerment, workforce development, and entrepreneurial success.
As we look ahead to 2025, we are excited to integrate this partnership into our upcoming events, creating more opportunities for our members to thrive. GHACC remains steadfast in its mission to drive economic progress and support Haitian-American business owners, and we are honored to continue working alongside the City of Orlando in these efforts.