Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA Supports Regional Innovation Through Startup Cincy Week 2026
HCCUSA Partners with StartupCincy and Cintrifuse to Celebrate 10 Years of Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Growth in the Cincinnati Region
CINCINNATI (October 1, 2026) – The Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA (HCCUSA) is proud to partner with StartupCincy and Cintrifuse in celebrating the 10th anniversary of StartupCincy Week, the region's longest-running celebration of entrepreneurship.
For ten years, StartupCincy Week has brought together founders, investors, operators, students, and corporate leaders for a week of connection, learning, and momentum. Through inspiring mainstage conversations, hands-on workshops, curated networking opportunities, and community-driven events, StartupCincy Week showcases Cincinnati as a place where startups can start, scale, and succeed.
The Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA is proud to support this initiative because it aligns with our mission to empower entrepreneurs through programming, resources, mentorship, and community connections. By supporting venture-scalable startups, we help increase the potential for transformational outcomes throughout our region.
HCCUSA believes that a thriving startup ecosystem strengthens our entire community. We see world-class talent in Cincinnati, and we are committed to championing the innovators, founders, and business leaders who are shaping the future of our region.
Let's make the Cincinnati region the best place in the Midwest to launch and grow high-growth startups. Join us October 5-8, 2026, for a week that proves Cincinnati doesn't wait to be discovered; it leads. Get your ticket today: StartupCincy Week 2026
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About Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA
The Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA fosters growth in the Greater Cincinnati region by connecting individuals and businesses to create sustainable opportunities and address key community needs within the Hispanic/Latino community. Through events, programs, and services, the Chamber promotes leadership, entrepreneurship, and cultural awareness while highlighting the contributions of Hispanic/Latino individuals and businesses. In collaboration with strategic partners and the HCCUSA Foundation, the Chamber also advances educational, cultural, and economic development initiatives across the region.
