Our Mission

The South Asian Chamber of Commerce (SACC) is a non-profit organization with the mission of providing leadership that will help create regional economic prosperity and success for its members, primarily in Houston.

The Chamber’s mission has expanded to include supporting the business relationships between South Asian entrepreneurs and professionals with the broader Houston community, and to close the cultural gap by promoting the best use of talent and capital within the communities.

The Chamber was founded in 1994, by and with the dedicated patronage of multinational entrepreneurs and professionals, representing the South Asian countries of Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Today, the SACC is comprised of members of South Asian-American heritage which include professionals and entrepreneurs from small to mid-sized businesses to large multinational corporations partnering with those in the broader local community interested in fostering relationships with South Asian-American businesses and professional enterprises.

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Membership

The Membership of the South Asian Chamber of Commerce comprises of Individuals, Small Businesses and Corporations. The SACC encourages membership from South Asian, South Asian American, Asian American and American backgrounds. The SACC provides programs for students, professionals, entrepreneurs, small to midsized local companies to larger corporations.

By becoming a member, the Chamber can act as the gateway to connecting with the growing South Asian-American business community as well as a bridge for South Asian-American businesses and entrepreneurs to the broader business and professional community.

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About Us

SACC is now accepting applications from members who are interested in serving on the SACC Committees as Committee Chairs for the 2008 - 2009 bar year. Committees serve several vital functions for SACC. Some Committees serve as opportunities for professional growth and business development. Others enable its members to help SACC fulfill its program and policy goals, which include furthering its public service and advocacy/education projects.

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