Community and Chamber Events
New Events Coming to the Community!
Want To Be Paid More?
We're hiring 5 people this week!
If you are reading this, you are looking for a job, unhappy with your present job, or NOT making the kind of income you want. If making $800-$1200 a week sounds better than what you have now; call to schedule an interview. 310-330-3211 - M - F from 9am to 4pm or leave a messege.
Regards,
Bruce J. Young
Director of Marketing
Inglewood Park Cemetery
(310) 330-3211
Hi there!
If you're new to the Latino Chamber of Commerce of Compton, always keep in mind - we're growing and we want to include you in our growth! Many events are free to the public so if you see something you like or want to throw a event with our help, please call our direct office number at 310-632-1431.
Meeting Schedules:
Latino Chamber of Commerce of Compton Monthly Schedule
Weekly Board Member Meeting: Every Tuesday – Conference
Room - 4-6pm
Monthly General Members Meeting: Every 3rd Thursday of each Month – 430 – 600pm
New Business Orientation – By Appointment Only
Latino Talent/talento latino – Thursday 4 -530p
Computer Class/ clases de coputadora – Tuesdays – 9 – 11am
Citizenship/Cuidadania – LCCC Office – 2pm
Monthly Mixers – At various business locations/TBA
25th
Business Mixers are Fun!
Check out who came and shared! This can be you. As we grow with every new and small business within the communtiy, we'll be able to highlight and award business people with perks that come from joining the LCCC.
What's your story?
As you can see, the only one missing is you.
Just a quick reminder: March is Women's Appreciation Month - so support the LCCC because it's ran by confident women of change.
VERY IMPORTANT!!
NEW BUSINESS MEETING:
COME JOIN US AT:
700 North Bullis Rd. Compton Ca., 90021
JUNE 19TH
For more details call: 424-702-6202
For more information contact LCCC, today!
Praise for a fallen member....
It is with heavy hearts that we give our prayers to all family memebrs and dearest friends of Don Chon "El Paisa", who was murdered, under circumstantial foul play. He was a member of the Latino Chamber of Commerce of Compton and served the community of Lynwood through his business. He will be missed but not long from our hearts.
Rest In Paradise - 6/15/14
The NEW Copy and Print Application!
Makes it easier to join, even by cell phone!
TRY IT NOW!!!!
Title. Double click me.
Business Promotion Events:
LCCC's Feature of prominent community based businesses that make a daily difference!
Cliff's Texas Style Burritos!
If you have a small business that could use a bit of community recognition, then call us now to book services at 310-632-1431 and Ask for Maria! CALL NOW!
PROMOTE NOW!!!
310-609-2755
Cliff's Texas Style Burritos is a hit with the community!
Located at 408 W. Alondra Blvd in Compton Ca., Cliff has been an institution of what Compton can and should be as a model community. Serving his world's famous 36" Soul Man Burrito is just one of the many choice items on the menu. With a flair for the original, Cliff says: "Ain't nothing here made the same as you think", which carries true to the community in which he serves. As a black business owner, he employees a variety of helpers from the Latino community. His chief caretaker, being Rosie is a star unto her own and a certified California Food Handler, through the Latino Chamber of Commerce of Compton. At the promo event on Dec 14th, 2014, The Latino Chamber of Commerce hosted the affair with Azteca and Folklorico dancers, Covered California and a host of others in attendance as well as a jumper for the kids! In the end of the day, a raffle for trinkets and everybody ate hardy after the shows were done. This in effect brought a slew of business to Cliff on a rather slow day, proving the effectiveness of the Latino Chamber of Commerce in Comptons' ability to maintain healthy relations with not only small business owners but the community in which we serve as well.
Ms. Compton Pageant!
On Aug 8, 2015, the city wide pageant of Compton's best and brightest, was in full fashion and compassion! The Miss Compton Pageant focuses on that and so much more, when it comes to crowning the one best in representation of the best of Compton. Though many did enter, only one can carry the crown and all its responsibilities of a leader, a community pillar of excellence and a shiney beacon of hope for the next generation of Ms. Compton, to come.
Would you believe that Maria Villareal, President of the Latino Chamber of Commerce of Compton, also was a judge at this highly competitive competition.
Even the guys got crowned!
Doing what we do best!
Mexican Indendance Day
for Small Business!
5th Annual Mexican
Independence Day Celebration!
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