Accomplishments

FROM EAST TO WEST, NATIONAL CAABA CORPORATE SUPPORTERS THE LAST 10 YEARS includes:

Wells Fargo Foundation-Wachovia-Bank of America-Washington Mutual-Citibank-Disney-Apple-Lockheed Martin Space Systems-Blue Shield of California-Southwest Airlines-Comcast-Cisco-Apple-Deloitte and Touche-San Jose Water Company-Starwood Hotels

and many more

For almost a decade, National CAABA’s strategic alliance network has represented over 120 business organizations and chambers of commerce throughout the country with a network of over 380,000 small business owners and contractors.

Our alliance network was formally created in 2000 by advisory board members from Fortune 500 Corporations and Asian American business leaders throughout the country at a convening in Las Vegas, Nevada to officially form a “voice” for the Asian Pacific American business community in the United States.

For the past 5 years, National CAABA has sponsored travel/hotel expenses and scholarships to over 20 business leaders annually to encourage participation to the National Minority Supplier Development Council Conference.

National CAABA has provided Certification Specialists to assist firms in becoming NMSDC, WBENC, 8(a), and state certified.

National CAABA has added over 20 new strategic alliance partners in our network in the past year, including: The Asian American Justice Center, The Japanese American Citizens League, The Mandarin Business Association, The U.S. Asia Center, The Minority Business Development Agency, Small Business Administration, WBENC, NMSDC affiliates and many more.

National CAABA has raised funds to offer profit share to our membership of grassroots organizations, and also scholarships, free services, mentoring and free registration to our participants.

National CAABA has used the strategic location of our new headquarters in Silicon Valley, California to serve our constituency better. We deliver our services by using cutting edge technology and the information from the region to better assist our national initiatives of creating a unified agenda for Asian American business owners.