Join us for an empowering event tailored specifically for SE Asian small business owners of all generations! We’re excited to provide in-language and culturally relevant small business technical assistance resources to support your entrepreneurial journey.
Who: SE Asian Small Business Owners (all generations!)
What: An event offering in-language and culturally appropriate small business TA resources
When: Tuesday, May 21st from 12pm-5pm
Where: Nisei Veterans Committee Memorial Hall (1212 S King St, Seattle WA 98144)
Why: This is an opportunity to center SE Asian small business owners, providing a space for cultural pride and community anchoring. All materials will be in Vietnamese and Khmer for accessibility.
Highlights of the Event:
Insightful Discussions: Meet government representatives for regulatory insights, including the Office of Innovation and Regulatory Assistance (ORIA), Secretary of State (SOS), Department of Revenue (DOR), and Department of Labor and Industries (L&I).
Business Support: Get tailored guidance from experts on state regulations and requirements, including the Department of Employment Security (ESD), Washington State Department of Commerce (Commerce), Department of Business Services (DES), and Office of Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises (OMWBE).
Presentations & Fair: Explore opportunities and programs provided by government agencies to support entrepreneurs and growing businesses.
Bringing Washington State Commerce Resources to You
The Small Business Resiliency Network at CACCWA looks for reliable resources for your business or non-profit organization. To help your business grow and succeed, our team will:
Share funding & educational resources for your business
Guide you through applications
Host workshops and events
Provide Khmer translations
Add you to a network of other Khmer entrepreneurs
Identify product and service experts within Commerce for you
Assist you in other ways, specific to your business needs
Our Small Business Resiliency Network Team is dedicated to supporting local Khmer small businesses by connecting them with resources, education, and catered support. We are partnered with the Department of Commerce in this effort. If you have a question, please contact one of our members!