The Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce teams up with Bank of America to host an inaugural LatinX Business Pitch Competition

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March 22, 2021
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Media Contact: Sarina Davidson, Media & Communications Coordinator
Sarina.Davidson@fwhcc.org, Office: 817-625-5411 | Cell: 915-525-9476
 
The Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce teams up with Bank of America to host an inaugural 
LatinX Business Pitch Competition
 
Fort Worth, Texas – The Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in partnership with premier sponsor Bank of America are excited to announce the inaugural Latinx Business Pitch Competition, a new event for local entrepreneurs and small businesses. This event will allow startups and aspiring business owners the opportunity to pitch their business concept to a panel of judges for a chance to win direct capital and additional in-kind services to support their business growth.
 
“Our primary goal is to great an inviting stage for new and aspiring entrepreneurs to share their innovative ideas to our FWHCC community that is eager to support them,” said Anette Landeros, President and CEO of the Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
 
All applicants will be required to attend the “What are lenders looking for?” boot-camp presented by Bank of America sponsor where they will hone their business pitch and will be paired with a business pitch coach. Five finalists will be selected to pitch their business to a panel of judges and audience. The winner of the Latinx Business Pitch competition will receive $3,000 to assist with startup expenses and growth capital. Anyone interested in participating can apply online via the Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce website: www.fwhcc.org/latinxpitch
 
Eligibility Requirements
 
Startup or Aspiring Entrepreneur. Existing businesses must be in operation less than two years.
Tarrant County-Based. Existing businesses must be located in Tarrant County. Aspiring entrepreneurs must be residents of Tarrant County.
Business Registration Required. Business registration certification from either Tarrant County or the State of Texas must be submitted.
Business Plan Required. The FWHCC has templates and will be hosting educational sessions to assist with business plans.
Must attend “What Lenders Looking For?” Workshop hosted by Bank of America.
 
About the Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
The mission of the Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (FWHCC) is to foster a vibrant economic environment for our members, individuals, and the greater Fort Worth area. With a vision of participating and contributing in building a better Fort Worth through inclusion and strategic partnerships, FWHCC helps Hispanic businesses start, expand and connect with other businesses, supports an educated workforce and engages and serves our community.
 
The FWHCC is a dynamic force in promoting international trade and continued overall development for its membership as well as the area’s economic community. The FWHCC strives to serve its membership through business and professional seminars and workshops, networking opportunities and business procurement assistance. For more information, visit us at: www.fwhcc.org
 
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Contact:
Sarina Davidson, Media & Communications Coordinator
Sarina.Davidson@fwhcc.org, 817-625-5411