Founded in 1965, The Latin Chamber of Commerce of the United States, CAMACOL is the largest Hispanic business organization in the State of Florida and leads the largest and most influential minority business group in the United States. During the COVID19 pandemic, Camacol the Latin Chambers of Commerce USA moved from it’s traditional position as the largest Hispanic Chamber in Florida with about 30 international chamber alliances into the largest alliance of Chambers of Commerce in the United States with close to 300 Chambers of Commerce representing over 6 million businesses of Hispanic background while simultaneously expanding international alliances to over 250 Chambers through its Secretariat of the Hemispheric Congress, the US presidency of AICO, Association of Ibero American Chambers and the Int’l Confederation of Portuguese Businesses. CAMACOL’s network consists of a unique combination of hundreds of thousands of businesses, Economic Development Organizations, Trade Promotional Organizations, National and International Chambers of Commerce, including world-renowned Fortune 500 companies in Florida and International companies, as well as, smaller start-up firms. Camacol members come from a wide range of industries and fields, from high-tech manufacturing to marketing and professional services. This infrastructure facilitates business linkages for domestic and international companies in the foreign trade sector, and supports them by opening the doors to over 1,000,000 businesses in the Latin America and Caribbean region, as well as Europe through an unparalleled Hispanic and Latin American infrastructure. No other organization in the State of Florida has this established domestic infrastructure representing over 6 million Hispanic businesses serving the over 50 million Hispanics in the USA and an international Latin American Chambers of Commerce network representing businesses that in turn serve over 650 million Latin Americans in this hemisphere

Under the united front of ADC- Adult and Elderly Care facilities in the state of Florida, under FADSA, the Florida Adult Day Services Association we have unified many of the common issues faced by our Adult Day Care and Elderly entities under the FADSA Florida Adult Day Services Association process, we have also been able to more effectively convey our position on issues with multiple stakeholders such as the Florida Department of Elderly Affairs, the State's Insurance Companies, Managed Medical Care organizations and affiliated Senior Care industries who affect our Adult Day Constituency and their patients who are Miami Dade County and Florida residentsWe seek to engage and deal with Adult Day issues that concern more than 5 million+ Seniors in Florida as well as approximately 350,000 seniors who are affected in Miami Dade County.

Joe Chi Authorized Private Sector Representative of the Peoples Republic of China “The China Trade Center- Miami a local private sector resource center dealing with issues regarding the People’s Republic of China on a commercial, cultural and social level thru relationships established with National People’s Congress of the People’s Republic of China, the State Council [ People’s Republic of China State Department], the Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of Commerce’s Investment Promotion Agency, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the China Center for the Promotion of International Trade CCPIT-National level and other provincial and municipal bodies within China. We are involved as advocates / facilitators in those issues that especially affect China’s commercial relationship in the Florida region and Latin America.”Joe ChiExec Director China Trade Center Miami