Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce 
As the largest and most influential business association in Los Angeles County, the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce is the voice of business in our region. By being the voice of business, helping its members grow and promoting collaboration, the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce seeks full prosperity for the Los Angeles region. As a trustee for the current and future welfare of the region, the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce champions economic prosperity and quality of life.
Greater Los Angeles African American Chamber of Commerce (GLAAACC) The Chamber's immediate goal is to increase African American participation in the multi-billion dollar Los Angeles County business arena. The Chamber aggressively works within the mainstream to secure and maintain open access and support of the corporate business community.
Native American Business Enterprise Center The organization's mission is to develop and expand an American Indian private sector which employs Indian labor, increases the number of viable tribal and individual Indian businesses, and positively impacts and involves reservation communities, by establishing business relationships between Indian enterprises and private industry.
Regional Hispanic Chamber of Commerce  The Regional Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (RHCC) was formed to meet the needs of an emerging Hispanic community in Long Beach , California . The census illustrated this trend by categorizing 36% of the residents as Hispanic. We deliberately selected the word "regional," over Long Beach Hispanic Chamber, because we see our service area as bigger than the confines of the City of Long Beach . This perspective has given us the unique opportunity to include among our members surrounding cities like San Pedro, South Gate , Wilmington , Huntington Park , South Gate Harbor City , and Los Angeles.
Since 1970, the Black Business Association (BBA), a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization, headquartered in Los Angeles, has contributed to and supported the development, progress and expansion of more than 10,000 African American business enterprises. Nationally, the BBA has access to and influence with more than 75,000 African American owned and women/minority-owned business (WMBEs), through the formation of strategic alliances with trade associations and organizations throughout the US.
Ladies Who Launch 
There are close to 11 million women entrepreneurs in America. Women are launching businesses at twice the rate of men, and they are doing it primarily for lifestyle reasons–they want more freedom, flexibility, and control over their lives. More than ever, women are going out on their own and defining success on their own terms. And where is the place women go to find opportunities and resources when they decide to launch? The multiplatform lifestyle company Ladies Who Launch, THE source for entrepreneurial-minded women who want to live their dreams and love their lives. Ladies Who Launch is the first company to define entrepreneurship as a lifestyle choice and connect women online and in person to foster creativity, community, and support. |
| Step Up Women's Network 
Step Up Women's Network is a national non-profit membership organization dedicated to strengthening community resources for women and girls. Through teen empowerment programs for underserved girls, women's health education and advocacy, professional mentorship and social networking opportunities, we educate and activate our members to ensure that women and girls have the tools they need to create a better future.
Asian Business Association The Asian Business Association was founded in 1976 to proactively help Asian Americans gain access to economic opportunities and advancement. Through the efforts of the organization the ABA works towards bringing together divergent groups spanning the Asian business community on issues which mutually affect their business interests.
California Black Chamber of Commerce Since the Chamber’s inception in 1994 we have been dedicated to the economic empowerment of small business communities across the state of California. Our focus has been to improve communication between you and your local chamber of commerce and develop a connection with small businesses and local assembly and senate leaders. Additionally, as a state wide organization we are advocates for the underserved, providing education and training to small businesses, other non-profit organizations and communities across the state of California.
Korean Churches for Community Development The Korean Churches for Community Development is a non-profit faith-based organization. Our mission is to strengthen communities by maximizing resources of Korean and other Asian American faith-based and partner organizations. Our goal is to transform lives and communities by building effective programs, creating funding opportunities and connecting churches with the community.
Latin Business Association  Established in 1976 as a private non-profit organization, the LBA is the country’s largest Latino business entity by virtue of total active membership and overall outreach to Latino business owners. This year, LBA celebrates 30 years of commitment and economic impact by creating business growth, providing advocacy and business education. In 1998, the LBA established a non-profit 501©(3) Institute (LBAI), generating millions of dollars in procurement and business loans since its inception.
Downtown Center Business Improvement District (DCBID) 
The Downtown Center Business Improvement District (DCBID) is a coalition of nearly 480 property owners united in their commitment to enhance the quality of life in Downtown Los Angeles. The organization helps the 65-block central business district achieve its full potential as a great place to live, work and play. Founded in 1998, the DCBID funds the clean and safe team known as the Purple Patrol, as well as business retention and recruitment programs, and acts as a housing resource to potential residents and developers. Marketing programs including special events, promotional offers, advertising campaigns and public relations efforts are also provided by the DCBID. |
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