Hispanic business owners in Santa Maria find hope post-pandemic

SANTA MARIA, Calif. The Santa Maria Valley Chamber of Hispanic Enterprise Homeowners Committee says that some enterprise house owners are choosing again up post-pandemic. The brand new Chamber Chair for the Hispanic committee Claudia Ruiz says over 60 companies got here collectively at their final Chamber mixer to unite in the course of the unpredictable state of the economic system.

Ruiz says that companies are coming collectively to assist each other get again on their ft and maintain going. She says small enterprise house owners, particularly Latino companies on the coronary heart of Santa Maria.

The pandemic was a tough time for a lot of however Ruiz says along with her new place she hopes to bridge the hole between enterprise challenges and Hispanic enterprise house owners. Language boundaries can affect enterprise house owners she says, however She might be there to assist inform Spanish-speaking entrepreneurs.

Ruiz says Tortilleria Mexico, is likely one of the Hispanic companies thriving in Santa Maria and the house owners are concerned within the chamber to assist different enterprise house owners with the assets they want. Tortilleria Mexico started their household owned-business 14 years in the past and like many others was scared all through the pandemic about how they’d be impacted.

Tortilleria Mexico says they’ve survived the pandemic economic system due to neighborhood assist.

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