The Asian American Business Alliance of Greater Philadelphia (AABAGP), a 501c3 nonprofit, is the premier AAPI business advocacy organization in the Delaware Valley. We promote economic growth, success, safety and the independence of our members. We are good citizens and good neighbors.
We offer a wide range of services to protect, support and grow AABAGP member businesses, including educational workshops, technical support, networking, marketing assistance and government/community relations. We provide the resources our businesses need to succeed and we fight for our member's rights.
The Asian American Business Alliance of Greater Philadelphia fills a critical need in empowering the AAPI community (and other communities) to be self-sufficient, impactful and a benefit to our neighbors. Our members create jobs, start new businesses, generate investment, pay taxes and support charitable causes.
The mission of the Asian American Business Alliance of Greater Philadelphia (AABAGP), a 501c3 nonprofit, is economic, educational and charitable. This is important because most Asian American businesses were created by immigrants out of necessity and not design. As a result, there is a large knowledge gap and a lack of resources to close that gap. In addition, most of these business owners do not have health insurance or a retirement plan, making them susceptible to serious problems that can be prevented.
Many AAPI business owners do not speak English well and don’t understand the details of the laws and regulations that govern their business operations. They are not aware of opportunities to improve or grow their businesses nor do they know how to apply or qualify for these programs
or contracts. In addition, many applications, training programs and qualifying processes require
fluency in English. AABAGP will address those needs as a nonprofit business organization inclusive of all Asian Pacific American business owners and business professionals.
Asian Americans are a very diverse category of people and require particular attention to the different cultures, customs, religions, languages, geographic areas and past experiences. Asian Americans make up about 7% of the US population and represent people who are not classified as White, Black, Latino or Native American. Many of the remaining 60% of the world’s population find themselves categorized as Asian Pacific American when they arrive in the US or when their children are born in the US.
One thing they have in common is business and the problems they experience starting, operating, growing and passing on their businesses. Our business nonprofit will address these needs and problems through educational programs, technical training and support, networking, vending opportunities, financial literacy, charitable giving, scholarships for children, community building and by countering prejudice and discrimination.
In summary, our Asian American business nonprofit will do the following things in multiple
languages:
1. Educational: instruction for developing and improving business capabilities, instruction on
business compliance and civic responsibility, instruction on subjects useful to the individual
and beneficial to the community they live in. We will use in-person and online public
forums, seminars, lectures, panel discussion, individual assistance, newsletters, and course
of instruction. We will use social media, radio, podcast and our own website.
2. Charitable: benevolent giving, grant-making, support for victims of crime and those in need,
reduce neighborhood tensions, build community bridges and create inter-group harmony,
defend civil rights, eliminate prejudice and discrimination.
We offer high level networking events and technical seminars where you can meet decision makers, Industry experts and get the facts straight from them, learn what resources are available to your business and ascertain if the opportunity is right for you. We connect you with people who purchase, partner, supply and finance. As a AABAGP member, you are not alone.
AABAGP is a highly respected business organization with combined resources and influence. Everyday, we do important things for your business that you can't do, don't know about or don't have time to do. We are in the fight for good legislation, new business opportunities, proper enforcement of the law, public safety and fairness. We work with business leaders, government officials, corporate executives, nonprofit organizations, institutions and community groups. But we don't hesitate to challenge them when they are wrong and we will fight them if they violate your rights. We also provide access to a range of resources designed to help you grow your business, including workshops, mentoring and funding opportunities.
All of our leaders and many of our members are highly respected and very successful. You can speak with them casually and obtain their insights and recommendations, easily. Our marketing team can help you promote your business through our website, social media channels and local advertising.
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Your donation helps AABAGP educate, support and organize our AAPI business community to build bridges, combat discrimination, uphold the law, correct the record, lift our voices, attract new investments, help emerging entrepreneurs and create good jobs for everyone in our region. Thank you for investing in our future!
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AABAGP's 4th Quarterly Board Meeting will be held on Tuesday, December 2, 12-1:30PM. Location TBA
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Please join us for AABAGP's First Annual, Golden Eagle Awards Dinner. Tentatively scheduled for Friday, October 3, 2025.
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AABAGP's 3rd Quarterly Board Meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 2, 12-1:30PM at Daler Khamidov's restaurant in Northeast Philadelphi...
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Switch House at the Battery, 1325 Beach Street, Phila, PA 19125
AABAGP Board Member, Raymond John, is co-founder of 12+, an award winning nonprofit that has an amazing record of successfully helping inner...
Switch House at the Battery, 1325 Beach Street, Phila, PA 19125
Dim Sum House, 2nd floor, 3939 Chestnut Street, Phila, PA 19104
Mo Rushdy is at the forefront of real estate development in Philadelphia. Mo will talk about his role as President of Building Industry Asso...
Dim Sum House, 2nd floor, 3939 Chestnut Street, Phila, PA 19104
China Gourmet Restaurant, 2842 St. Vincent Street, Phila, PA 19149
AABAGP Board Member, Dr. Yingzhang Lin, will be a newly installed Board Member of the Southern Fujianese Friendship Association. The inaugur...
China Gourmet Restaurant, 2842 St. Vincent Street, Phila, PA 19149
Police Administration Building, 400 N. Broad Street, Phila, PA 19130
AABAGP Board Member, David Oh, will be a panelist for the Philadelphia Police Department's AAPI Heritage Month event, 12-1:00PM.
Police Administration Building, 400 N. Broad Street, Phila, PA 19130
City Ave. Hilton Hotel, 4200 City Ave, Phila, PA 19131
AABAGP Board Member, Judy Yoo, is President of the Peaceful Unification Advisory Council (Korea), Philadelphia Chapter. She is hosting the A...
City Ave. Hilton Hotel, 4200 City Ave, Phila, PA 19131
Normandy Farms Hotel & Conference Center, 1401 Morris Road Blue Bell, PA 19422
AABAGP Board Member, Ken Yang, is CEO of PASSI (Penn Asian Senior Services, Inc.). They are holding their 20th Anniversary Gala on May 5, 6:...
Normandy Farms Hotel & Conference Center, 1401 Morris Road Blue Bell, PA 19422
Royal Sonesta Hotel, 20 Massachusetts Ave, NW Washington, DC 20001
AABAGP Board Member, David Oh, will be a panelist at APAICS Legislative Leadership Summit on May 12, 9:00-10:00AM in Washington DC.
Royal Sonesta Hotel, 20 Massachusetts Ave, NW Washington, DC 20001
China Gourmet Restaurant, 2842 St. Vincent Street, Phila, PA 19149
Newly elected PA State Senator Joe Picozzi represents a large population of AAPI voters in his District and a lot of Asian American business...
China Gourmet Restaurant, 2842 St. Vincent Street, Phila, PA 19149
Bellagio Restaurant 9806 Bustleton Ave, Phila, PA 19115
AABAGP Board Member, Daler Khamidov, is National President of the American Uzbek Chamber of Commerce. He and others host the Central Asian E...
Bellagio Restaurant 9806 Bustleton Ave, Phila, PA 19115
Kang Haggerty, LLC 123 S. Broad Street, Ste 1950, Phila, PA 19109
AABAGP's 1st Quarterly Board Meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 3, 12-1:30PM at Kang Haggerty in Center City Phila. Our special guest wi...
Kang Haggerty, LLC 123 S. Broad Street, Ste 1950, Phila, PA 19109
Dim Sum House, 1st floor, 3939 Chestnut Street, Phila, PA 19104
AABAGP hosts an intimate lunch meeting with Hon. Joanna McClinton, Speaker of the PA House of Representatives, on Tuesday, February 11, 12-1...
Dim Sum House, 1st floor, 3939 Chestnut Street, Phila, PA 19104
Kang Haggerty, LLC 123 S. Broad Street, Ste 1950, Phila, PA 19109
AABAGP's 4th Quarterly Board Meeting will be held on Tuesday, December 3, 12-1:30PM at Kang Haggerty in Center City Phila.
Kang Haggerty, LLC 123 S. Broad Street, Ste 1950, Phila, PA 19109
Dim Sum House, 1st floor, 3939 Chestnut Street, Phila, PA 19104
AABAGP Board Member, Ken Wong, is Civilian Aide to the US Secretary of the Army. He organizes an annual AAPI Veterans Lunch event.
Dim Sum House, 1st floor, 3939 Chestnut Street, Phila, PA 19104
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC, 50 S. 16th Street, Ste 3200, Phila, PA 19102
AABAGP closed door meeting for Board Members to hear from Councilmember Mark Squilla on a variety of issues including the proposed Sixers Ar...
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC, 50 S. 16th Street, Ste 3200, Phila, PA 19102
Crane Community Center, 1000 Vine Street, Phila, PA 19107
First ever, in-person, meeting to discuss the creation of a premier AAPI business organization and whether the demand for such an organizati...
Crane Community Center, 1000 Vine Street, Phila, PA 19107
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