The Miami Lakes Chamber of Commerce celebrated the end of a successful year with a well-attended December luncheon featuring newly elected Mayor of Miami Lakes, Josh Dieguez. The event drew over 80 guests, including high-ranking town officials and a diverse array of Chamber members such as attorneys, CEOs, doctors, and business leaders, all eager to hear the mayor’s vision for the town’s future.
Mayor Dieguez took the stage with an inspiring message about his plans to support and uplift the Miami Lakes business community during his term. A long-time advocate for local businesses, the mayor emphasized his continued commitment to fostering a thriving economic environment in the town.
One of the key initiatives he unveiled is his plan to establish stronger connections between Miami Lakes and Leadership Miami, a program under the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce. This partnership aims to provide local businesses with greater access to leadership training, mentorship, and networking opportunities within the broader Miami business ecosystem.
Mayor Dieguez also introduced the concept of a “Small Business Starter Pack,” a resource designed to assist new businesses in starting their journey in Miami Lakes. The pack will include guidance on navigating local regulations, access to key contacts, and support services tailored to entrepreneurs. This initiative reflects the town’s dedication to creating a welcoming and supportive environment for both startups and established businesses looking to expand in Miami Lakes.
The luncheon provided not only a platform for Mayor Dieguez to share his vision but also an opportunity for attendees to network and reflect on the Chamber’s accomplishments over the past year. From its signature luncheons featuring influential speakers to its robust programs supporting member businesses, the Miami Lakes Chamber has remained a vital resource for the local community.
Attendees left the event with a renewed sense of excitement for the future of Miami Lakes and the opportunities that lie ahead under the mayor’s leadership. Many expressed their enthusiasm for the proposed initiatives, noting the positive impact they could have on the local economy and business community.
As the Chamber closes the chapter on 2024, it looks ahead to another year filled with opportunities to connect, collaborate, and grow. The first event of 2025 will be the January luncheon, scheduled for January 8th. The featured guest speaker will be Marcela Munera, Campus Director of Ana G. Mendez University. Munera is expected to share her insights on education and workforce development, a critical topic for businesses and the community at large.
Don’t miss this chance to kick off the new year with valuable networking and engaging discussions. For more information on the Miami Lakes Chamber of Commerce and its upcoming events, visit their website or follow them on social media.
