
MLCDC is dedicated to providing economic opportunities by helping people build sustainable small businesses and increasing their financial capabilities to create assets in the Midlands.
MLCDC will be a catalyst for a thriving, diverse, and inclusive community enriched by Latino influence, economic results, culture and leadership.
We believe in:
The logo represents the development and integration of the Latino bronze people into the economy of the United States of America. A yellow geometric figure represents wealth in Latino American countries and the green geometric figure represents the concept of wealth in the United States. The yellow figure is over the green rectangle indicating the interaction of both concepts.
In this program, MLCDC helps small businesses that have no access to bank loans.
Computer skills are taught to enhance each individual’s proficiency and give information technology to the Latino business community.


Grace University
COX Communications
Wells Fargo Bank
ABM Enterprises
Metro Community College
US Bank
Blue Cross Blue Shields
State Farm
Giovy Demiranda
Marketing Coordinator
LTC Division
Yesenia Peck
Business Owner of Machu Pichu Imports
Josh Bartee
Enterprise Bank
Commercial Banker-Director
Terry Patton
President
Patton Equipment Company Inc.&
CPA and Lawyer
BC Clark
President and Executive Director
Metro Omaha Women's Business Center
Sondra Dubas
Business owner Independent Franchise
Arbonne
Abiut Arcos
Business Owner
Fortino Flowers & Vanguard Cleaning Services LLC
Gustavo Camacho
Community Representative
Yuriko Doku
UNO-OLLAS
Project Coordinator
Marta Sonia Londono Mejia
Marcela Morales
Claudia Patton