Join host Kaycee Bunch as she engages in a compelling discussion with Krismin Inocentes Bell, Executive Director of the Philippine American Chamber of Commerce of Oregon, and Nicole Davison Leon, Executive Director of the Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber. The conversation emphasizes supporting BIPOC entrepreneurs, the necessity of holistic approaches in economic development, and the significant partnership through the Community Economic Coalition (CEC).
In this episode, we explore:
We explore why having a mentor who shares your background, culture, or lived experiences can make all the difference in personal and professional growth.
The Community Economic Coalition-aiming to create a small business campus as a centralized resource hub, reflecting a shift from reactive efforts to proactive strategies.
The importance of collaboration, digital literacy, and storytelling in navigating challenges and achieving long-term success for minority-owned businesses.
Quotable:
"I think for us, we just realized the power of coming together and disrupting the system.”
Resources and Links
Connect with Krismin Inocentes Bell on LinkedIn
Philippine American Chamber of Commerce of Oregon (PACCO)
Connect with Nicole Davison Leon on LinkedIn
Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber