REGIONAL IMPACT

Asian Business Association of San Diego represents the
interests of more than 30,000 Asian-owned businesses countywide.

50 K+ PEOPLE

Employed by Asian-owned

businesses in San Diego County

$4+ BILLION

Annual gross sales generated by

Asian-owned San Diego County businesses

$1+ BILLION

Annual payroll generated by Asian-owned San Diego County businesses

JOIN THE ASIAN BUSINESS

ASSOCIATION TODAY!

Join us in helping San Diego County businesses
and our communities thrive!

GAIN ACCESS TO CAPITAL

Connect with a variety of banks and alternative lending sources to help grow your business.

GROW THROUGH EDUCATION AND MENTORSHIP

Expand and grow your business with educational workshops, technical assistance, and mentorship though our Business Development Resource Center.

SAN DIEGO & IMPERIAL 
SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Helping business grow and succeed through no-cost business consulting and low-cost training to new and existing businesses.

CREATE CONNECTIONS AND PARTNERSHIPS

Bid opportunities, reach small businesses, fulfill supplier diversity requirements, and find partnerships to advance your mission.

LET YOUR VOICE BE HEARD

Your perspective is important. We advocate locally and statewide on behalf of our Asian- and Pacific-Islander-owned businesses in San Diego County.

UPCOMING EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES

  • Get Set Up for Success in 2023
    Get Set Up for Success in 2023
    Wed, Dec 14
    Webinar
    Dec 14, 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
    Webinar
    Set yourself up for Small Business/Freelance success in 2023…and end the year strong! This presentation will tackle the top financial concerns that every Small Business Owner/Freelancer has, from taxes obligations to invoicing and pricing yourself.
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MAJOR FUNDERS

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ABASD is part of the San Diego & Imperial SBDC Network. The network serves entrepreneurs and small businesses with low to no-cost services to support business growth.

Funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the U.S Small Business Administration and Wells Fargo Foundation.

Funded in part through a Grant with the California Office of the Small Business Advocate.