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There are great opportunities for growth at the Chamber. We offer numerous events, such as networking sessions and workshops, that help you connect, learn and expand your business. Become a member and take advantage of everything the Chamber has to offer to boost your success.

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    Asamblea General - 09/12/2025

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    Gala Anual: Aniversario No. 49 CACC - 25/10/25

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    Networking Corporativo: Domina tus impuestos y protege tu negocio - 12/09/25

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    Desayuno Empresarial: Recalculando la Ruta Comercial en Tiempos de Cambio - 07/30/2025

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    Private Executive Briefing: Securing Business in Instable Times - 23/07/2025

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    Proyectando Futuro en Miami -

    24/07/2025

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    Fiesta Macondo - 04/03/25

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    Misión Empresarial Coomeva - 05/15/25

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    Conferencia "Más WOW, menos OOPS"  - 03/28/25

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    Networking Corporativo: Love & Leads- 02/11/25

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    Almuerzo Exclusivo “Aprende a Negociar con Tiburones” - 02/12/25

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May 7, 2026
Last Tuesday, May 4, the event “Get Ready for Yes: Mastering the Loan Process” was held, organized by the Colombian American Chamber of Commerce Miami. This session, designed for the business community, took place virtually via Zoom with the objective of sharing strategies on how to prepare for and increase the likelihood of financial approval. During the first part of the session, Ray Juncosa , consultant at Florida SBDC at FIU, explained the characteristics financial institutions evaluate when assessing a business, focusing on the 5 C’s of Credit model: Character, Capacity, Capital, Collateral, and Conditions. He also detailed how to properly manage credit lines and presented the different financing options currently available, including those backed by the Small Business Administration (SBA) , which allow businesses to obtain working capital or acquire commercial real estate. Later, Adriana Madriñan , consultant at the same organization, discussed the support network that accompanies these corporate operations. She explained how SBDC advisory programs work, enabling companies with fewer than 500 employees to access up to 50 hours of free consulting services to strengthen areas such as financial structuring, marketing, and innovation. The session highlighted the importance of making informed decisions and seeking professional guidance when participating in these types of transactions and presenting strong applications to banks. From the Colombian American Chamber of Commerce Miami, we extend an invitation to the entire business community to continue participating in and attending upcoming events, using these spaces for dialogue to stay connected, broaden perspectives, and learn from real experiences that strengthen decision-making. If you missed this event, we invite you to watch it by clicking here . If you would like to explore the topics discussed in greater depth and enjoy the content at your own pace, we invite you to listen to the podcast version of our event. Click below to listen now
May 4, 2026
On April 30, the in-person event “ Architecture and Construction Night CACC ” was held, organized by the Colombian American Chamber of Commerce Miami in collaboration with the Consulate of Colombia . This gathering, aimed at professionals in the construction sector, took place in Coral Gables, Florida, with the purpose of sharing perspectives and experiences regarding the sector’s current challenges and opportunities. During the first part of the session, attendees participated in a networking segment where the products and services of the sponsor ERA Windows and Doors were presented. The event was also supported by sponsors SerProMap and Habitat Group . This was followed by a special presentation by architect Willy Bermello , founder of Bermello Ajamil & Partners , a firm with projects in 58 countries that is now part of the multinational company Woolpert . Architect Bermello shared insights into his design and construction projects, along with a personal account of his journey from his arrival in the United States to his current role following the sale of his company. During this segment, participants had the opportunity to engage with him directly and ask questions related to his projects, professional work, and career development. The event, which included catering and a closing cocktail reception, highlighted the value of exchanging ideas in an environment conducive to building connections and strengthening professional relationships. The Colombian American Chamber of Commerce Miami invites all members to continue participating in future events, to keep attending, and to make the most of these spaces for dialogue in order to further strengthen the community and create new opportunities.
April 30, 2026
Last April 28, the event “Breaking Myths: How the U.S. Banking System Works” was held, organized by the Colombian American Chamber of Commerce Miami. Understanding the U.S. banking system is essential for growing with confidence, and during this virtual session, participants had the opportunity to learn how to choose the right bank, understand the current financial landscape, and make informed decisions for the future of their businesses. This space for connection featured the valuable participation of two specialists from Seacoast Bank: Daniela Betancourt , Director of Global Banking, and Kimberly Narvaez , Senior Vice President of Global Banking. Through their expertise, they provided attendees with a practical guide to structuring their finances in the United States and understanding banking as a strategic ally for corporate expansion. Throughout the event, key aspects that every international company should consider when entering the U.S. market were addressed: Best Practices and Transparency: Cultural differences between Latin American and U.S. financial systems were explained. The speakers emphasized that in the United States it is essential not to mix business and personal funds, and to maintain each account for its intended purpose. Proactive Communication: The importance of maintaining a close and transparent relationship with your banker was highlighted. Notifying in advance about changes in business activity or unusual income facilitates regulatory compliance and strengthens long-term relationships. Security and Institutional Support: The community was advised to ensure their deposits are protected by the FDIC and to select well-capitalized institutions to safeguard their assets. Credit and Corporate Growth: Available business financing options were explored after establishing operations during the first and second year in the country. Maintaining centralized deposits, a clean financial history, and demonstrating cash flow are essential factors to access credit lines for imports or real estate. From the Colombian American Chamber of Commerce Miami, we extend an invitation to the entire business community to continue participating in and attending upcoming events, using these spaces for dialogue to stay connected, broaden perspectives, and learn from real experiences that strengthen decision-making. If you missed this event, we invite you to watch it by clicking here . If you would like to explore the topics discussed in greater depth and enjoy the content at your own pace, we invite you to listen to the podcast version of our event. Click below to listen now.
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"Since we joined the CACC in 2013 as a Trustee, Virfon has experienced a notable strengthening in its network of contacts, a significant expansion in its business operations and the valuable opportunity to contribute significantly to the Colombian-American community."

Javier Pinzon, Miami, Florida.

"B&Optimos, as a member of CACC, can confidently say that this partnership has been instrumental in identifying business opportunities. The support provided by the Chamber has been invaluable, providing access to a diverse and dynamic business community. Through exclusive events, we have strengthened strategic business relationships and gained key insights into the US market."

Maritza Cardenas, Bogotá, Colombia.

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