Connecting members and sponsors with opportunities in the $1.8 trillion construction industry, driven by a Hispanic workforce contributing billions to the economy.
Partnering with HCC provides access to talent, solutions for addressing industry shortages, networking opportunities, and brand growth platforms for America’s fastest-growing demographic.
Hispanic Business
Owners
Hispanic Business Contribution
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Industry Contribution
Workers
Projected New Growth
New Workers
The time to build a stronger future is now. Join us in tackling the critical challenges facing the U.S. construction industry.
Together, we can drive innovation, create sustainable solutions, and support the hardworking communities that form the backbone of our nation. Your expertise, ideas, and dedication can make a real difference.
Be part of the movement shaping a better tomorrow, unite with us to empower the construction industry and the people it serves.
Problem:
Projected workforce shortage by 2030
1 Million
Solution:
Invest in targeted training programs, build strong recruitment initiatives, and forge partnerships to attract, develop, and retain talent.
Value:
Enhance Project Capacity by 40%
Problem:
Housing deficit of 4.5 Million
Solution:
Accelerate small business growth, simplify regulations, and foster public-private partnerships to expand the housing supply.
Value:
Unlock developer revenue up to $1.35 trillion
Problem:
Critical infrastructure gap $1.5 – 2 trillion
Solution:
Advocacy for tax credits, grants, workforce development partnerships, & supply chain accessibility. Higher level of advocacy & representation in key decision-making.
Value:
Increased participation in projects and access to an investment pipeline $2 trillion
Problem:
Shortages of inventory have raised the cost of inflation between 30 – 40%
Solution:
Strengthen supply chains by diversifying suppliers, adopting advanced technologies, and optimizing logistics to improve resilience and drive efficiency.
Value:
Enhance Project Capacity by 40%
Problem:
27% of construction fatalities are linked to high uninsured and underinsured rates, lack of bilingual training, and supervision.
Solution:
Expand insurance access, provide bilingual safety training, and strengthen on-site supervision to reduce construction fatalities and improve safety.
Value:
By reducing injuries by 40%, enhancing workforce stability, and save $15 billion
Problem:
90% of Hispanic construction firms lack adequate support from traditional banks in accessing bank products.
Solution:
Forge bank partnerships, deliver tailored financial education, and advocate for better federal regulations.
Value:
Drive economic growth and unlock lending revenue of $200 billion
