MIDLAND The Midland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce proudly honored Adrian Carrasco, former Chair of the Chamber, at their annual Celebration Gala held Sept. 29 at the Bush Convention Center in Midland. Carrasco, the founder and CEO of Premier Energy Services, received two prestigious awards: “Business Leader of the Year” and “Top Fundraiser Member of the Year.”
Carrasco’s dedication and contributions to the Midland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce have been instrumental in its resurgence and growth. After serving for several years on the board, Carrasco’s leadership was pivotal in helping the Chamber rebuild its presence and impact within the Midland community, a news release said.
Under Carrasco’s leadership, the Midland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has seen tremendous progress in promoting economic development, fostering entrepreneurship, and supporting the local Hispanic business community. His visionary approach and unwavering commitment have propelled the Chamber to new heights.
In addition to his role as a dynamic business leader, Carrasco has also demonstrated a profound commitment to community service. He serves on the Board of Trustees for Midland College and the Board of Directors of the Literacy Coalition of the Permian Basin, where his contributions have had a positive and lasting impact on literacy programs and initiatives in the region.
“Adrian Carrasco’s leadership, both within the Chamber and in the broader community, is truly exemplary,” said Luis Sanchez, Executive Director of the Midland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. “His passion for business development, advocacy for diversity and inclusion, and dedication to philanthropic endeavors have made a significant difference in our community. We are thrilled to recognize him as our ‘Business Leader of the Year’ and ‘Top Fundraiser Member of the Year.’”
Carrasco’s accomplishments extend beyond his professional and civic roles, as he is an active community leader in Midland. His vision, determination, and commitment have left an indelible mark on the city and its residents.
