Dayton Hispanic Chamber Blog

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To become a sponsor of an event, you must be a current member of the Dayton Hispanic Chamber. Events have two sponsors (food sponsor, and meeting host) for each event that are approved by executive director. If you are not a current member please click here to check out our available membership options. Host Sponsor : Host must have reasonable accommodations for membership (typically around 50 members) Food Sponsor : Host must have reasonable accommodations

Member Promotion To post to the website: please follow the instructions found in the membership help-desk – How can I post an event to the website? To submit for promotion to other marketing channels please complete the application for consideration at daytonhispanicchamber.com/memberpost. Non-Member Promotion For relevant community and business events, blogs, helpful information or job postings – please complete the application at daytonhispanicchamber.com/communitypost for further consideration. If you have any questions regarding promotion, please email

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