U.S. Minority Chamber Invites American Companies to 27th Anniversary Global Business Convention in Miami

U.S. Minority Chamber Invites American Companies to 27th Anniversary Global Business Convention in Miami

The U.S. Minority Chamber of Commerce is inviting American companies, entrepreneurs, executives, investors, and business leaders to participate in its 27th Anniversary Global Business Convention, taking place September 3–5, 2026, at the Sheraton Miami Airport Hotel in Miami, Florida.

The three-day Convention is designed to create a practical platform where U.S. businesses can connect with new markets, buyers, suppliers, investors, government opportunities, and strategic partners throughout the Caribbean, Central America, and Latin America.

Together, We Can Do More

For 27 years, the Chamber has worked to strengthen entrepreneurship, economic development, trade, and commercial opportunity throughout the United States and the Americas.

The 2026 Convention reflects that mission under a simple message:

Together, We Can Do More.

The Chamber believes American businesses are stronger when they can exchange knowledge, develop trusted relationships, access new markets, and pursue opportunities together rather than navigating international expansion alone.

“American companies do not have to enter international markets alone. Together, we can do more, open doors, create opportunities, strengthen trade and build greater prosperity throughout the Americas,” said Doug Mayorga, President & CEO of the U.S. Minority Chamber of Commerce.

Business Topics and Market Opportunities

The Convention will feature business forums and discussions addressing issues that directly affect companies looking to grow, diversify, and expand.

Program topics are expected to include:

Doing Business with Large U.S. Corporations

Strategies for building relationships with major companies and positioning businesses for corporate procurement and supply-chain opportunities.

The Latest Technology Tools for Business

A look at technologies that are transforming business operations, productivity, communication, sales, and competitiveness.

How to Do Business with the Caribbean

Practical insight into commercial opportunities, partnerships, and market entry throughout Caribbean economies.

How to Do Business with Central America

Exploring trade, investment, sourcing, and business-development opportunities across Central American markets.

Doing Business with the U.S. Federal Government

Information for companies interested in understanding government procurement and positioning themselves for public-sector opportunities.

International Trade, Investment and Business Expansion

Strategies for companies seeking new markets, cross-border partnerships, investment opportunities, and long-term international growth.

Business Matchmaking and One-on-One Opportunities

Opportunities for participants to develop direct relationships with potential buyers, suppliers, investors, companies, and strategic partners.

Immigration and Business Relocation Opportunities

Discussion of issues affecting entrepreneurs, executives, investors, and companies evaluating business expansion or relocation opportunities.

Designed for American Companies Ready to Grow

The Convention is particularly relevant for U.S. small and medium-sized companies interested in expanding beyond their traditional markets.

It is also intended for established corporations seeking stronger relationships with qualified businesses throughout the hemisphere.

Participants may include:

American small and medium-sized businesses

Corporate executives and procurement professionals

Entrepreneurs and business owners

Exporters and importers

Investors

Technology companies

Professional-service firms

Government contractors

Manufacturers and suppliers

Logistics and transportation companies

International business delegates

Organizations seeking commercial partnerships throughout the Americas

Miami: A Gateway to the Americas

Miami remains one of the most important commercial bridges between the United States, the Caribbean, Central America, and Latin America.

Its geographic position, international business community, transportation infrastructure, multilingual workforce, and commercial networks make it a natural meeting point for companies pursuing opportunities across the hemisphere.

Through its international relationships, the U.S. Minority Chamber of Commerce seeks to help facilitate trade, investment, procurement, logistics, technology partnerships, and economic cooperation between U.S. businesses and companies throughout the region.

The Convention will bring together business leaders and international delegates for a concentrated program of education, networking, commercial engagement, and relationship building.

Featuring the 32nd U.S. Leadership Awards Gala

As part of the Chamber’s 27th Anniversary celebration, the Convention is expected to feature the 32nd U.S. Leadership Awards Gala, recognizing distinguished leaders for their service, achievement, leadership, and contribution to the nation.

Additional gala and honoree information will be announced separately.

An Invitation to American Business

The Chamber encourages companies to view the Convention as more than another networking event.

It is an opportunity to place their business in front of new contacts, explore new markets, identify potential commercial relationships, and better understand where their products, services, technology, and expertise may create value throughout the Americas.

“Our message is simple: if American businesses have the products, services, technology and talent, the Americas offer tremendous opportunities. Our job is to help build the bridges,” Mayorga said.

Event Information

27th Anniversary Global Business Convention Miami 2026

September 3–5, 2026

Sheraton Miami Airport Hotel
Miami, Florida

Business • Trade • Investment • Opportunity

Registration and Business Participation

Companies, entrepreneurs, executives, and business leaders interested in participating should contact the U.S. Minority Chamber of Commerce for registration and business participation information.

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 202-250-0260

Website: www.minoritychamber.net

Additional information regarding program schedules, participation options, speakers, business matchmaking, and convention activities will be announced by the Chamber.

U.S. Minority Chamber of Commerce

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