DH2 CEO Nancy Vargas
DH2 Chauffeured Transportation, based in Jamaica, N.Y., is excited to announce its national certification as a Women’s Business Enterprise (WBE) by WBEC Metro NY Inc., a regional partner of the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC). This prestigious certification is widely recognized as the benchmark for validating women-owned businesses in the United States.
The WBENC certification process is rigorous, involving a comprehensive evaluation of the business and a thorough site inspection. This process ensures that the business is at least 51 percent owned, managed, and controlled by one or more women, and that it maintains the necessary business structure, strategic planning, and operational implementation.
As an MWBE-certified company, DH2 embodies a strong commitment to diversity and inclusion among its partners and employees. The company’s philosophy, “Good is not enough. Excellence in everything we do” is demonstrated through its dedication to employees, partners, and the community.
DH2 CEO Nancy Vargas expressed her excitement about this significant achievement.
"Receiving the WBENC certification is a remarkable milestone for DH2,” she said. “It not only validates our hard work and commitment but also opens up a wealth of new opportunities for us to grow and connect with major corporations. We are eager to leverage these new avenues to further expand our business and strengthen our presence in the industry."
DH2 Chauffeured Transportation is a Latina Woman Owned business. Vargas, a native New Yorker with a corporate background, was driven to build DH2’s infrastructure through her entrepreneurial spirit, making significant strides in a traditionally male-dominated industry. Under her leadership, DH2 has achieved MWBE Certification with New York City, New York State, the Port Authority of NY/NJ, and Nassau County. She has expanded the business into new market segments, including airline flight crew shuttle service, government contracting, construction mobility, and worldwide service. Nancy has also implemented cutting-edge technology to ensure the highest efficiency within the organization.
As an active community leader, Vargas is the immediate past president of the JFK Rotary Club and is a member of the JFK and Long Island Hispanic Chamber. In the industry, she co-chairs the National Limousine Association Women Leadership Council and is a member of The Long Island Transportation Association and The Limousine Association of New Jersey. Her accolades include CEO of the Year, Transportation Woman of the Year, and Business Woman of the Year.
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