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# 1 Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Southern Region

The Antelope Valley Hispanic Chamber of Commerce was awarded the "Chamber of the Year" Southern Region in 2010. The California Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce presented this distinguished Award at the Biltmore Hotel In Los Angeles California.

Campano Law Group
(661) 945-5300

The Main Event

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731 W. Lancaster Blvd LAncaster, CA 93534

News & Announcements

Congratulations to the New Executive Board for 2012

President - Rocio Galaviz-Montagner Vice-President - Rodrigo Venegas

Treasurer - Carol Malott Secretary - Isaac Barcelona

AVHCC Luncheon!
Don't Forget To Reserve Your Seat!

Speaker: Richard Sanchez
LA Co Public Information Officer

Reserve a seat
* $20 for Members
* $25 for Non-Members

Hilton Garden Inn
1309 W. Rancho Vista Blvd
Palmdale, Ca, 93551
Tel: (661) 998-2000
Reserve your seats before they go!
We look Forward to Seeing You There!

Business Partners

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Frank Montagner
(626) 695-8171
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Campano Law Group

(661) 945-5300

The Main Event

Weddings * Quinceneras * Parties * Receptions. 731 W. Lancaster Blvd. More Info

Simplemente Bella

(661) 433-8380 More Info

Important Links

California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce

Sacramento (916) 444-2221
More Info

City of Palmdale

38300 Sierra Highway
Palmdale, CA 93550
661/267-5100
661/267-5122 - fax
More Info

United State Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

Washington, DC 20005 1.800.USHCC86
More Info

City of Lancaster

44933 N. Fern Avenue
Lancaster CA 93534
Phone: 661-723-6000
More Info

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Welcome to AVHCC

Welcome to the Antelope Valley Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce. Proudly serving the Antelope Valley community and surrounding vicinities for 14 years!
Our Chamber is Committed to meeting and embracing the needs of local Hispanic and Non-Hispanic Businesses

True Facts A Bit of History

In 1997 there was a strong impact on the Antelope Valley by the growth of the Hispanic populace. There was a great need for an organization that could visualize the economic power of the Hispanic Marketplace. The Antelope Valley Hispanic Community needed assistance in promoting entrepreneurship, growth and understanding for this untapped Market. With this overwhelming need for an organization to be dedicated to fostering and aiding new and existing business, The Antelope Valley Hispanic Chamber of Commerce was formed.