USPAACC to kick off 2021 CelebrASIAN Annual Conference on June 8th
USPAACC, the most established and experienced national non-profit Asian American chamber of commerce has announced its annual signature CelebrASIAN Business + Procurement Conference with an emphasis on creating an equal opportunity platform for minority and diverse businesses through allyship and inclusion.
With a focus on ‘Together Tomorrow’, USPAACC invites you to join them on June 8 – June 10. This upcoming 3-day virtual event will feature Eric Toda, Global Head of Social Marketing at Facebook and a free-spoken advocate of the Asian American Advisory Council. Eric Toda will be in conversation with the four largest national, most established and effective minority and diverse chambers of commerce in the United States*. Register now to get the free tickets which gives you access to visit the virtual expo, network at booths with major corporations, diversity businesses and government agencies.
USPAACC is proud to announce active participation from prominent speakers from government, education and NGOs such as Dr. Wayne Frederick, President, Howard University, America’s top Historically Black College and University; U.S. Senator & Chairman of the Senate Small Business Committee Ben Cardin; U.S. Small Business Administrator Isabella Guzman; Minority Business Development Agency Acting National Director Edith McCloud; AARP Chief Operating Officer Scott Frisch. From the Fortune corporations are C-Suite executives and leadership in supplier diversity and procurement such as Amazon, Wells Fargo, T-Mobile, Nationwide, Facebook, Google, Charter Communications, Southern California Edison, AT&T, Caesars, Nissan, The Home Depot and Travel + Leisure Co. Our Asian American businesses such as Ampcus, Pyramid, Esolvit, CYNET, Dayblink and MSL Express will be there, leading the way. For details on the Conference Agenda, Sponsors and Speakers list please visit their website Celebrasianconference.com.
Congresswoman Judy Chu (D-CA), Congressman Mark Takano (D-CA), Congresswoman Young Kim (R-CA), Erika Moritsuku, Deputy Assistant to President Biden and Asian American Pacific Islander Senior Liaison; and Subash Iyer, Chief Counsel at Federal Transit Administration, Department of Transportation will be contributing speakers too.
The highlights of the event will be Chief Procurement Officers Forums, Doing Business with Industries such as Healthcare, E-Commerce, and Communications, Doing Business with the Federal Government, Live Discussions with Major Corporations and the Supplier Diversity Virtual Expo Fair. Small businesses have contributed so much to the vitality of the country, in financial and innovation achievements but the last 15 months have put a screeching halt on their economic progress. This conference will turn on that engine again in helping the minority businesses with how to get funding, understand the new supply chain operations, and put their foot forward with confidence.
There is no better time for this conversation than now for Asian American businesses who are beginning to come out from their hardest hit economic and personal experiences in American history. For more about USPAACC’s work and mission please visit uspaacc.com.
* The four largest national minority and diverse chambers of commerce – USPAACC (US Pan Asian American Chamber of Commerce), National LGBT Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC), U.S. Black Chambers, Inc. (USBC), and U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC).
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