The United States Minority Chamber of Commerce (USMCC) announces the upcoming launch of its international podcast and business news platform, “The U.S. Business News Network to the World,” an innovative media initiative designed to connect the United States with business communities, investors, governments, entrepreneurs, professionals, employers, and economic development organizations across 60 countries identified as strategic potential partners.

The program will officially begin broadcasting on October 10, 2026, from Washington, D.C., the capital of the United States, in both English and Spanish. The Chamber expects the platform to reach an audience of more than 50 million business and economic stakeholders worldwide through its international network.

“Our objective is to create a direct communication bridge between the United States and the world’s business communities,” said Doug Mayorga, CEO of the United States Minority Chamber of Commerce. “This will not be a conventional news program. Our content will be focused exclusively on business opportunities, economic news, investment, trade, entrepreneurship, employment, and the people and organizations shaping the economic future of communities around the world.”

The network will also feature business interviews, economic reports, executive conversations, international market updates, investment opportunities, trade developments, and stories highlighting leaders who are shaping the economic history of their communities.

Particular attention will be given to U.S. exports and investment, new projects and investments, federal contracts, Fortune 1000 corporate opportunities, government lending programs, grants, emerging industries, workforce needs, supply chains, and sectors seeking international buyers, investors, suppliers, and strategic partners.

The launch of “The U.S. Business News Network to the World” represents another step in the Chamber’s strategy to establish a permanent international business communications presence across 60 nations and create a platform where economic opportunities can be communicated directly between the United States and the international marketplace.