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President's Welcome
Letter
Thank you for visiting our website. The
Hispanic Business Association, Inc.
is a
California
Corporation, and was first
incorporated on
September 15, 1995. Its first Chapter Meeting location was in
central downtown Los
Angeles in January 6, 1985. The Founder and President Frank Rosales,
Ph.D.
first started the organization to meet the needs of individuals, small businesses,
and entrepreneurs that wanted to increase their
networking opportunities, and meet with other business owners, increase their knowledge
of business education, attend educational seminars and workshops, attend
networking opportunities, market their
products and services via our HBA group. The meetings first
location was in the mid-downtown area of Los Angeles, and there the first
Chapter was born. So it was known has the Los Angeles Chapter, which was
first held for networking, and referral opportunities.
The Hispanic Business Association, Inc. is an organization with opportunities for
those who like to meet other business owners, learn about the Hispanic business
culture, network, attend after hour mixers, seminars, and market their products
and services to other members and the general Hispanic community via the
HBA.
The
Chairperson and Founder is Frank Rosales, Ph.D. the administrative officials consist
of, three officers and five board members that meet four times per year.
The next chapter that opened was located in Anaheim, California in 1990 and
was first opened by Rob Cope for its first breakfast networking meetings
at the Jolly Rogers Restaurant in Anaheim, California.
As of today, the
Hispanic Business Association,
Inc.
HBA meeting locations are in the following Southern California areas:
Anaheim Chapter, Palm Springs Chapter, San Juan Capistrano
Chapter, Long Beach, Huntington Beach, Irvine, West Covina, Downey Chapter , Riverside Chapter,
Temecula Chapter, Palm Springs, Santa
Ana Chapter, Santa Barbara Chapter, Inland Empire Chapter, San Bernardino
Chapter, South Bay Los Angeles Chapter, Long Beach Chapter, San Diego Chapter,
Whittier Chapter, Los Angeles Chapter, San Fernando Chapter, Las Vegas Chapter,
Oxnard Chapter, Santa Barbara, Ventura Chapter, San Jose Chapter, Tijuana, B.C. Mexico Chapter.
We are now opening new
Hispanic Business
Association, Inc. Chapter location in the following city and
state location areas:
Denver, Colorado, Tucson, and Phoenix Arizona, San Francisco, San
Jose, Fresno, Sacramento, California, Settle Washington,
San Antonio, Austin, Dallas, and Houston Texas, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Chicago City, Chicago, Manhattan, New York City, New York, Miami, Florida,
Monterey, Guadalajara, Tijuana and Mexico City, Mexico, Rio De Janeiro Brazil
and Toronto Canada.
We are now looking for Chapter Directors now interested in heading
or operating a new chapter locations within the United States. If you are
interested and would like more information about the exciting
opportunities and having your own
HBA
Chapter in your home territorial
location, please email us at
hbamembership@yahoo.com
or mail your resume and cover letter to: Hispanic
Business
Association, Inc. P.O. Box 2367 Anaheim, California 92814.
We are sincerely looking forward to having you attend our next meeting at
your nearest location, we would be pleased to have you join our growing
organization, should you have any questions, please call us at: Phone:
(714) 776-6265 or email at:
hbamembership@yahool.com
Frank Rosales, Ph.D.
CEO & Founder
Chairman of the Board, and President
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Carlos Slim,
the richest man in the world
The son of a Mexico City
shopkeeper has built a staggering $59 billion fortune. Fortune's Stephanie Mehta
tells the inside story of how he made it to the top.
By
Stephanie N. Mehta, Fortune senior writer
August
20 2007: 12:12 PM EDT
(Fortune Magazine) -- I remember there was a time when the value
of his enterprises was very low," recalls Patrick, the youngest son of Carlos
Slim Helú. It was the early 1980s, and Mexico was in the depths of a massive
financial crisis. Periodically the elder Slim would round up his three teenage
sons for an economics lesson. Sitting them down in the living room of the family
home, Slim would produce a single handwritten list. One line would show, for
instance, how a Mexican insurance company was selling for far less than a
similar American insurer. Another would show that compared with European candy
or cigarette makers, Mexican manufacturers were drastically undervalued. "It was
a very, very long time ago," says Patrick, "but I absolutely remember him
teaching us at an early age."
For Slim, a onetime math
instructor, this was no mere academic exercise. Yes, he wanted to instill in his
sons the same lesson his father - a Lebanese immigrant who started acquiring
real estate in Mexico City
during the Revolution of 1910 - taught him: Though Mexico will have its ups and
downs, don't ever count the country out. But Slim wasn't just teaching, he was
buying. He spent $55 million on an insurance company. He took a stake in
retailer Sanborns. He invested in a hotel chain.
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Wireless wealth pushed Carlos Slim Helu to the top of the
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To Fax your membership application please go
HBA
Form to download
your Membership application, fill it out we do take Master Card or Visa and Fax
your
HBA
membership application to FAX
:(714)
516-8156.
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