Texas Border Business
BUDA, TX – The Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce (TAMACC) will recognize Texas businesses, individuals, and chambers during the 43rd Annual Hispanic Business Convention of Texas in San Marcos, Texas.
The Annual Hispanic Business Convention of Texas is September 6 through 8, 2018 at the Embassy Suites San Marcos Hotel. It is one of the largest statewide Hispanic business gatherings in Texas. Each year, TAMACC Members nominate individuals from their community for these prestigious awards.
The convention provides endless opportunities for the attendees from around the state: procurement with businesses, state agencies, universities, and corporations; tools to assist business growth; networking with leaders that inspire entrepreneurs to start their own business; individuals who are looking for new opportunities; representatives from Fortune 500 companies; workshops and speakers discussing a variety of topics that impacts our professional growth and business bottom line; best practice discussions with Hispanic Chamber and Business Organizations; and networking where people do business with people.
A complete list of events is posted on the website and is updated frequently as facilitators, speakers, and guests are confirmed, along with additional information, at www.HBCTexas.com.
The 2018 winners are:
2018 Businesswoman of the Year from a Small Chamber
Edna Posada, Owner of Aldani, Inc., McAllen, Texas
2018 Businesswoman of the Year from a Large Chamber
Yolanda Arriola, President and Founder, Southwest University, El Paso, Texas
2018 Businessman of the Year from a Small Chamber
Mike Capello, Owner, Chisolm Trail Barbeque, Lockhart, Texas
2018 Businessman of the Year from aLarge Chamber
Frank Spencer, III, Owner, Aztec Contractors, Inc., El Paso, Texas
