Jeff Campos Was CEO Of A Member-Driven Business Advocacy Group In Denver

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Jeff Campos Was CEO Of A Member-Driven Business
Advocacy Group In Denver
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Jeff Campos was originally based in Chicago who
moved to Denver in 1997 and began working there.
He started American Family Insurance's Marketing
and Community relations department, covering the
six-state mountain region. Under his guidance,
the company participated in various projects, and
earned many prestigious awards and recognition
for marketing success and community involvement.
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Jeff Campos then joined New York Life Insurance,
Denver as a partner in 2003. He managed and
developed a financial services office which
provided a range of investment products for
individual and business customers. While working
for New York Life Insurance, he supervised all
marketing or advertising campaigns and business
development activities. He represented the
company with Hispanic organizations and boosted
its sales by 50. He also increased annual
recruitment levels by more than 40 through an
expanded focus on multicultural marketing.
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In 2005, Jeff Campos joined Hispanic Chamber of
Commerce Metro Denver as the President and CEO .
It is a member-driven business advocacy group
constituted by small business owners, Hispanic
Community Leaders, corporate representatives, and
association members from varied professions. With
more than 2,500 members, the Hispanic Chamber is
the state's largest minority Chamber and one of
the top chambers of commerce in Metro Denver. The
Chamber aims at promoting and advancing the
growth of the Hispanic business and building a
prosperous Hispanic business community. The
advocacy group supports the development and
growth of member businesses through efforts that
promote business and economic development. It
also strongly advocates legislation which affects
small businesses. The group offers the members a
voice, strength, and unity.
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Being the President of the Chamber, Jeff Campos
became the face and the voice of the organization
in Denver. Under his guidance, the group became
the second largest chamber organization in the
state and one of the largest in the US. He
fulfilled speaking engagements along with
maintaining responsibility for administration and
daily operations. He served the Chamber for six
years and during that tenure, he dramatically
expanded both the chamber's membership and
operating budget. The organization grew from 300
members to more than 3000 members and the budget
expanded from 300K to 1.5M. He not only
established a Board of Directors, but also
formalized budget processes, mission statements
and staff or operating structures.
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