Thursday, February 21, 2019

Women of Distinction - Nominations Deadline February 28, 2019

7th Annual Women of Distinction Awards
Friday, March 29, 2019 at the Omni South Hotel in Austin, Texas
Women make enormous contributions in this country daily. To acknowledge more accomplished women, TAMACC established the annual Women of Distinction Awards.  These awards are to recognize the women who have made major commitments and contributions to Hispanic communities throughout the state of Texas.
 
Suggestions from the Selection Committee when completing the application.  Whether someone nominates you or you nominate yourself, YOU should complete the packet.  It is important to answer the questions with your voice so that the reader can see, hear and feel the passion and commitment you have and continue to make to the Hispanic community.  Complete the application con Corazón because the Selection Committee relies solely on the envelope provided.  The Selection Committee, who are anonymous, is comprised of Women of Distinction recipients and community leaders.
 
Recipients of this award come from a wide spectrum of backgrounds and disciplines. Teachers, scientists, community leaders, entrepreneurs, activists, corporate executives, advocates and lawyers are some of the professions of Women of Distinction recipients.  The women who have been inducted into the TAMACC Women of Distinction are listed on our web site.
TAMACC | (512) 444-5727 | President@TAMACC.org | www.TAMACC.org

Monday, February 11, 2019

False Portrayal of Crime in Texas-Mexico Border Cities

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
BUDA, TEXAS, February 11, 2019 - It is a sad state of affairs! Texas-Mexico border communities are being decimated, slandered and defamed by political rhetoric intentionally trying to portray danger and crime that is nonexistent. It is disgraceful, that the facts are intentionally being distorted, in a transparent attempt to create an imaginary crisis along the Texas-Mexico border.
 
The false portrayal of crime in Texas border cities is damaging and adversely affecting tourism, the economy, business development and business relocation to these cities.
 
Multiple sources, surveys and crime statics show a preponderance of evidence that the Texas-Mexico border cities of El Paso and McAllen are in the top ten safest cities in the country and have been for over a decade.
 
The blanket of safety covering these cities is not due to a Wall. It is due to the integrity of the communities, their people and leadership. These communities have always been considered a good place to live, raise a family, educate children and pursue business opportunities.
 
The onslaught of false and malicious rhetoric to justify a needless Wall is seriously threatening, and deeply damaging, the very fabric of the communities along the Texas-Mexico border. This false narrative must stop, or risk causing irreparable harm now, and for the future of our border communities, the State of Texas and for our nation.
 
Therefore, the Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce (TAMACC), and member Chambers throughout the State of Texas, stand in support and solidarity with the Chambers of Commerce in our border cities in their efforts to mitigate and avoid needless damage and harm caused by false allegations.
About TAMACC
The Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce (TAMACC) is a nonprofit 501 (c)(6) organization created to promote business leadership, create economic opportunities and provide legislative advocacy for the Hispanic business community in Texas. TAMACC was founded in 1975 to encourage opportunities in commerce and to organize local programs to improve the economic condition of the Hispanic population. TAMACC is an association with more than 15,000 members and advocates for over 700,000 Hispanic businesses in Texas.

Media Contact:
Pauline E. Anton, President & CEO
(512) 444-5727
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Tuesday, February 5, 2019

7th Annual Women of Distinction - Nominations Open

7th Annual Women of Distinction Awards

Friday, March 29, 2019 at the Omni South Hotel in Austin, Texas

Hispanic women make enormous contributions in this country daily. To acknowledge more accomplished women, TAMACC established the annual Women of Distinction Awards.
 
Recipients of this award come from a wide spectrum of backgrounds and disciplines. Teachers, scientists, community leaders, entrepreneurs, corporate executives and lawyers are some of the professions of previous Women of Distinction recipients.
TAMACC | (512) 444-5727 | President@TAMACC.org | www.TAMACC.org

Monday, December 31, 2018

Wishing you a Happy New Year

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Happy New Year to you and your family! As the year ends, we want to take a moment to reflect on the past year and be thankful for the support of our members, friends and TAMACC family. We would not be here without you.
 
We strive to provide our community with advocacy while offering opportunities in networking, professional development and a voice in the legislature of issues that are important to you – business and economic growth. The services we deliver are unparalleled, we believe in our mission, that is as relevant today as when we started in 1975, and continually put forth our efforts for our members. We are excited about new programs, development and continuing successful events to serve you. We are planning many occasions for you to meet the right prospect to catapult your business for your family and community.
 
Cheers to another great year! If you have any questions now or into the New Year, do not hesitate to contact us. We are always happy to help.
 
Sincerely,
 
Samuel Guzman, Chairman of the Board
Pauline E. Anton, President and CEO
TAMACC | (512) 444-5727 | www.TAMACC.org

Monday, December 24, 2018

Merry Christmas to you and yours



May your days be filled with peace, hope,
and joy this holiday season.

As always, thank you for your partnership,
loyalty, and support.
SINCERELY,

Samuel Guzman, Chairman of the Board
Pauline E. Anton, President & CEO