Member Organizations

Our members

Member Organizations

The coalition is the hub; these organizations are the spokes. Each has its own members, its own mission, and its own website. Together they represent tens of thousands of businesses across New York, New Jersey, and the country. The organizations named in the coalition's public announcements are listed below.

• Hispanic

  New York State Coalition of Hispanic Chambers of Commerce

  Founded in 2010; 26 member chambers representing more than 10,000 Hispanic-owned businesses across New York State. Chaired by MBC chairman Frank Garcia.

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• Jewish

  Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce

  A global umbrella of businesses, professionals, elected officials, and communal activists. Co-founded the coalition; its founder and CEO, Duvi Honig, is MBC secretary.

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• Citywide

  Greater New York Chamber of Commerce

  Nonprofit business advocacy and networking organization and member of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Its president and CEO, Mark Jaffe, is the coalition's legal counsel.

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• Hispanic-owned supermarkets

  National Supermarket Association

  Founded in 1989 by Hispanic business owners; represents roughly 700 independent supermarkets in New York City and along the East Coast.

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• Bodega owners

  United Bodegas of America

  Founded in 2018 to protect and give a voice to New York's small retailers. Its president, Radhames Rodriguez, has been the public face of the grocers opposing the city-run stores.

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• Mexican

  New York State Mexican Chamber of Commerce

  Represents Mexican-owned businesses across the state. Its president, Jairo Guzman, is MBC treasurer.

• Korean

  Korean American Chamber of Commerce USA

  Established in New York in 1980; six regional chapters representing Korean American businesses nationwide.

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• Caribbean

  Caribbean American Chamber of Commerce and Industry

  Founded in 1985; a statewide membership organization providing business planning, financing, procurement, certification, and trade assistance.

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• Hispanic

  Bronx Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

  Networking, mentoring, financing assistance, and help navigating government procurement and regulation for Bronx businesses.

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• Asian American women

  Asian American Women's Chamber of Commerce

  Based in Flushing, Queens; supports Asian American women entrepreneurs and professionals.

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• Nepali

  Greater New York Nepali Chamber of Commerce

  Based in Jackson Heights; connects Nepali businesses to the New York business community through networking, advocacy, and knowledge-sharing.

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• Bangladeshi

  United States Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce and Industry

  A Queens-based 501(c)(6) founded in 2018 connecting businesses in the United States and Bangladesh.

• Bangladeshi

  Bangladeshi American Chamber of Commerce

  Trade and business development between the United States and Bangladesh.

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• Veteran-owned

  New Jersey Veterans Chamber of Commerce

  Enhancing the economic vitality of veterans and veteran-owned businesses in New Jersey.

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• Bodega owners

  Bodega and Small Business Group

  Represents bodega and small business owners; its president, Francisco Marte, spoke at the March 6 City Hall press conference.

• Hispanic

  Hispanic American Chamber of Commerce

• Ecuadorian

  Ecuadorian International Chamber of Commerce

• Ecuadorian

  New York State Ecuadorian Chambers of Commerce

• Peruvian

  Peruvian Chamber of Commerce USA

• Mexican American

  Mexican American Chamber of Commerce of Texas

• National

  National Association of Small and Local Chambers of Commerce

• Faith-based

  World Wide Association of Small Churches