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DreamBuilder Program

Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce's  - Women Starting Businesses:  The DreamBuilder Project   

The Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (AZHCC) is an advocate for entrepreneurial women and invests in those interested in starting a business or growing an existing business. The AZHCC has officially partnered with Arizona State University's Thunderbird School of Global Management for the proven 13-step process for creating an effective business plan, with enhanced modules to finance and expand their business. The program has been a major success and continues to expand throughout Arizona, Utah, Nevada, the Navajo Nation, and Southern California.

The AZHCC's DreamBuilder program is easy to navigate, convenient, engaging, and fun, and the modules are completed incrementally, in steps, and over time. The modules take a combined total of approximately 25 to 40 hours to complete. The goal at the end of the program is to have a finished business plan the participant can immediately use to seek out new business opportunities.  Additionally, upon the successful completion of the program, the participant will receive the following:

• A business plan
• A new laptop
• One-on-one business assistance
• Reimbursement for legitimizing their business by way of a Limited Liability Company (LLC) or similar business filing
• One-year basic membership to the Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and discounts on signature events

PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY
• Women Entrepreneurs
• Women Business Owners (Start-Up)

Sesily Gutierrez is a DreamBuilder graduate and owner of HotHeadz LLC. Watch Sesily talk about how the DreamBuilder Program has helped her business grow.

2023 DreamBuilder Graduates

  • Aidee Sanchez
  • Denisse Garfio
  • Jael Morales
  • Cipriana Molinar
  • Claudia Hernandez
  • Dorrenda Smith
  • Elena Lizarraga
  • Gabriela Perez
  • Sandra Rodriguez
  • Soledad Avila
  • Candice McCoy
  • Elvia Martinez
  • Esme Kozimor
  • Alexis Junk
  • Alisha Labuda
  • Amanda Heimbuck
  • Chloe Concord
  • Emily Delabarra
  • McKinley Burnett
  • Quarshie Dorcas Naa Aku Shika
  • Sophie Quick
  • Andrea Perez
  • Aisha McElroy
  • Cecilia Salgado
  • Abril Gallardo
  • Alejandra Gabriela Torres Zamora
  • Ariadne Alvarez
  • Ashley Sanchez
  • Alejandra Gonzalez
  • Alejandra Mecias
  • Betsi Castrejon Gonzalez
  • Bridget Hill
  • Carolina Escoto
  • Christilyn Franklin
  • Claudia Soria
  • Claudia Checchi
  • Daniela Lopez
  • Debora Alamilla
  • Diana Brito
  • Dricka Hicks
  • Dulce Jesus Reyes Millan
  • Karina Lugo
  • Flor Garcia
  • Francisca Arras
  • Frankie Moore
  • Georgene Glass
  • Grecia Patricia Gonzalez Gradilla
  • Jacqueline Veloz
  • Lorena Gonzalez
  • Kitzia Silva
  • Edith Maynez
  • Leonor Beltran
  • Nalleli Rivera
  • Lisa Vasquez
  • Lissette Diaz
  • Lizette Villegas
  • Belinda Bryant
  • Ma Concepcion Espinoza
  • Ebony Black
  • Maria Concepcion Duarte Ramos
  • Evelyn Castillo
  • Adriana Josefina Quevedo
  • Ana Olivas
  • Maria Lourdes Olea
  • Marlene Santana
  • Mayte Fimbres
  • Belinda Cooper
  • Morayma Marquez
  • Carla Rivera
  • LaQuenta Evans
  • Maria De Los Angeles Morales
  • Maria Loudes Casas
  • Patricia Villamares
  • Noemi Maldonado
  • Rosa Ortiz
  • Rosio Vargas
  • Sandra Mata
  • Tania Aguilar
  • Tiffany Millender
  • Victoria Nieves
  • Violeta Bello Casarin
  • Virginia Morales
  • Priscilla Ibarra de Gloria
  • Rochelle Wright
  • Zandra Jones
  • Zhane Conner
  • Zulema Coronel Cortez
  • Ana Luisa Mendoza
  • Xochil Xitlalli
  • Katia Medina
  • Laura Gomez
  • Yadira Lopez
  • Maria Munoz
  • Luz Munguia
  • Sandra Tovar
  • Silvia Rivera
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Please fill out the DreamBuilder application, if you are interested in becoming a DreamBuilder participant in the future.

We will contact you once a DreamBuilder Cohort is scheduled.

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