ABAOC

Asian Business Association of Orange County

Spirit of Community

Resource Partners Hub

A major component of ABAOC’s mission to provide Asian Americans the opportunity to gain access to economic advancement is through education and skills development through our resource partners. These organizations play an important role fascilitating growth in the companies they work with by providing them access to valuable training resources and exclusive business opportunities intended for qualified businesses.

Below is a list of our current resource partners. Get to know them here or more in depth by visiting their respective websites below.

SBDC of Orange County

The Orange County Inland Empire SBDC Network strives to provide solutions and opportunities for all small businesses to become successful. Our vision is to be the go-to resource for small businesses.

Southern California Minority
Supplier Development Council (SCMSDC)

We are the region’s preeminent corporate membership organization committed to supplier diversity and the success of minority businesses.

Women’s Business Enterprise
Council West (WBEC WEST)

To increase economic vitality in the communities we serve.
Corporations | WBEs | WBENC | Community Partners | Government Entities | Multi-Generational | Under-represented | Multi-ethnic.

Veterans In Business
Network (VIB Network)

The VIB Network is on a mission to provide education, training, resources, and outreach to help Veterans in business succeed. The VIB Network is a nonprofit 501(c)3

CPUC Supplier Clearinghouse

We empower California through access to safe, clean, and affordable utility services and infrastructure.

SCORE

SCORE, a nonprofit organization, is dedicated to helping small businesses get off the ground, grow and achieve their goals through education and mentorship.

SBA Community Navigator Pilot Program (CNPP)

Through the Community Navigator Pilot Program, SBA is engaging with states, local governments, SBA resource partners, and other organizations in targeted outreach for small businesses in underserved communities.