SCORE Resources for Hispanic Entrepreneurs

Hispanic businessman on video call on laptop, working at home

Resources for Hispanic Entrepreneurs

Hispanic-owned small businesses have grown 34% and contributed $500B to the U.S. economy over the last 10 years. Even with the growth and accelerating impact, Hispanic business owners face very real challenges.

Vanessa Guerrero-Pinate of Chamos Language Academy

With SCORE by your side, you don't have to go it alone.

SCORE has helped countless Hispanic entrepreneurs find success in their small businesses. See how SCORE has helped some of the small business owners start and grow their small businesses. Yours could be the next success story!

"SCORE has been the best decision we've made since we decided to start our business"

Read about Vanessa's Success

Employment threshold statistics for Hispanic entrepreneurs

Stanford Business 2018 Research Report

Revenue comparison between Hispanic and White owned businesses

The International Society of Logistics

Revenue comparison between Hispanic and White owned businesses

The International Society of Logistics

Get Free Business Advice From Experienced Mentors

SCORE business mentors can help you start, grow, or transition your business. Enter your zip code and complete the form to get matched with a business expert near you!

SCORE Volunteer Mentor

Ricardo Casas

"What I've learned is to ask for help from experts. If you can tap into resources that can help you in difficult times, this is really important. This is what I do for my SCORE clients. I serve as that resource. And this is why I volunteer and give back to my community. I feel very fortunate and happy to do whatever I can."

Hispanic Entrepreneurs Who Turned to SCORE as a Partner in Their Success

With SCORE by your side, you don't have to go it alone. SCORE has helped countless Hispanic entrepreneurs find success in their small businesses. See how SCORE has helped some of the small business owners start and grow their small businesses. Yours could be the next success story!

Bow Hammocks

Gabriel Chavez acted on his inspiration to form his own start-up. Intent on forming a business that was fulfilling while blending in his love of archery.

The Torta Chaser

Douglas and Rafael dreamed of having their own food truck. Due to the pandemic, they had been furloughed, and instead of seeing it as an obstacle, they viewed it as an opportunity to pursue their dreams.

Grants Ink

Lorinda founded Grants Ink in 2015 by using her writing and research skills and desire to make a difference. She sought help from SCORE because her professors didn't support her entrepreneurial goals. Ricardo Casas, one of Lorinda's SCORE mentors, provided feedback and taught her the importance of taking emotionality out of business, which streamlined her business and led to more growth.

Hartmetrics

Marketing is an expense that is inevitable. Both my mentors, Mike and Gregg, have shared thoughts and ideas for me to take advantage of marketing opportunities with minimal expense. I’ve started to do more speaking engagements, both pro-bono and paid.

The Pickford House

Agustin was born in Michocán, Mexico and immigrated to the United States thirty years ago. As soon as he arrived, Augustin realized this country was full of opportunities.

SWT Fitness

SWT Fitness, aka “Sistas Work Together,” is a fitness studio that exclusively caters to and enthusiastically promotes women’s fitness needs. SWT Fitness’s mission statement is to provide a fitness environment exclusively for women that is safe, clean, and inviting.

Elderberry Elixir

Small Business Journey

"My mentor has been a profound encouragement to me. She has one of the most uplifting and inspiring personalities. There has not been one Zoom meeting that I leave without feeling motivated [to] do better and achieve more."

Check Out Their Success Story

Resources for Hispanic Entrepreneurs

Check out resources created especially for Hispanic business owners.

Live Q&A - Expert Solutions and Advice for Hispanic-Owned Businesses

Join us for an hour-long Q&A session aimed at helping Hispanic business owners In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.

Funding Options for Hispanic Owned Businesses in the "Missing Middle" Gap

Access to capital continues to be one of the major factors blocking the progress and growth of Hispanic business owners.

Administrator Guzman and Jennifer Lopez: Pathways to Entrepreneurship - A Fireside Chat

This conversation is a part of the SBA’s kick-off to Hispanic Heritage Month and will be a key activation for Support Latino Business Day.

See All Resources for Hispanic Entrepreneurs

Give Back to Your Community as a SCORE Volunteer

Support small businesses in your community. SCORE is looking for people with diverse backgrounds and experiences to serve in various roles — from knowledgeable business mentors to local community advocates.

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