2000 The VAHCC is born in La Siesta, one of Virginia's first Latino restaurants The VAHCC begins its Region-to-Region program for international business.	2001 The headquarters is established in Richmond with the help of Bank of America. The VAHCC Foundation and VAHCC Job Fair are founded.
2002 VAHCC commences the ¿Qué Pasa? Festival of Virginia. VAHCC membership doubles.	2003 VAHCC opens the first Bilingual Information Center  (BIC) in the United States. VAHCC named among the top 3 Hispanic Chambers in the United States by the USHCC.
2004   Establishment of the First Annual Hispanic Gala Awards Night.   VAHCC opens a new branch in Northern Virginia, in close coordination with the National Capital Minority Business Development Organization  VAHCC becomes the only Virginian organization (and of only four in the US) to administer a grant from the US Department of Commerce's Minority Business Development Agency	2005   Partnership with the GSA for the Hispanic Small Business Procurement Conference Over 2,400 walk-in clients were served Free legal assistance is offered with Williams & Mullen and Hunton & Williams. Provides over 1,800 people with technical assistance and information.
2006   VAHCC helps secure Goya Foods opening a distribution plant in Virginia.   VAHCC is honored with SBA VA Minority Small Business Champion of the Year. The Federal Procurement Committee is formed.	2007   VAHCC is featured in the nationally-syndicated The Hispanic Today Show. VAHCC is featured at the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce National Convention. Leadership programs and Education Initiatives are added.
2008 Vincente Fox, former President of Mexico, is awarded the Bridge Builder award at the Annual Hispanic Gala.	2009 VAHCC founds nation's first Latino Complete Count Committee in preparation for the 2010 Census. The ¿Qué Pasa? Festival of Virginia becomes free to the public. VAHCC is awarded the Best Practices award by the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.