Latino Chamber Awards 2026
The Latino Chamber Awards 2026 was a total success, bringing together more than 100 Latino business owners, community leaders, and influential figures for an unforgettable evening of recognition and celebration.
Hosted by the Seattle Latino Chamber of Commerce and Tacoma Latino Chamber of Commerce, the event proudly highlighted the achievements, leadership, and lasting impact of the Latino community across Washington State.
On April 11, 2026, we proudly received official proclamations from both the City of Seattle and the State of Washington, recognizing the vital contributions of Latino entrepreneurs to economic growth, innovation, and community development.
The “Latino Business Enterprise Day” was proclaimed by the City of Seattle by Mayor Katie Wilson, while the State of Washington, through Governor Bob Ferguson, declared the day as “Latino Entrepreneur Day.”
Together, these recognitions highlight the leadership, resilience, and impact of Latino-owned businesses, as well as a shared commitment to fostering inclusive economic opportunities for all.
Seattle and Tacoma Latino Chamber of Commerce In Partnership with The Seattle Public Library,.
We were honored to welcome distinguished guests, including Mayor Katie Wilson, whose presence underscored the importance of collaboration and continued support for Latino-owned businesses. During the ceremony, Mayor Katie Wilson presented the Latino Diversity Advocacy Award to Entre Hermanos, accepted by Edgar Longoria, Executive Director, in recognition of their work advancing inclusive communities and supporting Latino, LGBTQ+, and immigrant populations.
2026 Latino Chamber Awards Honorees & Categories
The Latino Chamber Awards celebrate leadership, impact, and the organizations and initiatives that empower and uplift the Latino community across Washington State.
We are proud to present the 2026 award categories and distinguished honorees:
-Impact Award – Governor Bob Ferguson
Recognized for his efforts to expand protections and benefits for domestic workers, his leadership in advancing transparency and accountability in law enforcement, and his continued support for the Latino community, immigrants, and all Washingtonians.
Latino Entrepreneur of the Year – Andres Mantilla
Honored for his vision, resilience, and leadership in building organizations that strengthen and promote the Latino business community in Washington State.
Corporation of the Year – The Boeing Company (Kelly Ortberg, President and CEO)
Recognized for corporate leadership and a strong commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion through innovation and community engagement.
Latino Diversity Advocacy Award – Entre Hermanos (Edgar Longoria, Executive Director)
Honored for advancing inclusive communities and supporting Latino, LGBTQ+, and immigrant populations.
Latino Elected Official of the Year – Representative Lillian Ortiz-Self
Recognized for her leadership in advancing equitable policies, advocating for domestic workers, and promoting transparency and inclusion for all Washingtonians.
Latino Business of the Year – Maritza Beauty College
These honorees represent the values, leadership, and vision that continue to drive progress and create opportunities for the Latino community.
2026 Awards Winners
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