Latino business leader on expansion plans, business challenges and Trump administration
DAVID WAHLBERG
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Jorge Antezana, CEO of the Wisconsin Latino Chamber of Commerce, said the organization started its Futuro program in 2023 to help people start child care businesses, a key need.
Born and raised in Lima, Peru, where he worked in financial services and database technology, Jorge Antezana moved with his wife and their three children from Peru to the Madison area in 2003.
Jorge Antezana, who moved from Peru to the Madison area in 2003, helped start the Wisconsin Latino Chamber of Commerce shortly after he arrived. He was named CEO last year.
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The Wisconsin Latino Chamber of Commerce in 2022 moved into a larger facility in Fitchburg, where it has several meeting spaces and hopes to add co-working space and an incubator kitchen for food service businesses.
Jorge Antezana, CEO of the Wisconsin Latino Chamber of Commerce, said the organization started its Futuro program in 2023 to help people start child care businesses, a key need.
Jorge Antezana, who moved from Peru to the Madison area in 2003, helped start the Wisconsin Latino Chamber of Commerce shortly after he arrived. He was named CEO last year.
The Wisconsin Latino Chamber of Commerce in 2022 moved into a larger facility in Fitchburg, where it has several meeting spaces and hopes to add co-working space and an incubator kitchen for food service businesses.
