About the Virginia Asian Chamber of Commerce

Virginia Asian Chamber of Commerce connects Asian American Pacific entrepreneurs with each others and mainstream Virginia through resources, networking activities, business development opportunities, and public and economic policy advocacy. 

We are Virginia’s leading statewide Asian business advocacy organization working on behalf of more than 44,000 Asian American companies which employ more than 77.000 employees and creating  more than 8 billion dollars in revenue annually.

The Chamber has the dual purpose of fostering economic development in the Virginia Asian-American communities and promoting trade between Virginia and Asia.

Headquartered in Ashland, The Asian Chamber has five (5) active satellite offices in Central Virginia, Virginia Beach/Hampton Roads, Fairfax, & Charlottesville, Virginia.

The Chamber was incorporated in 2004 as a Virginia non-profit corporation and has been qualified as a tax exempt organization under Sct 501(c) (6) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. We are partially funded by the Virginia Asian Foundation. a 501 (c) (3) charitable non profit organization.

Contact: Mr. Tinh D. Phan, Chairman

aabac.org 

Chapters: Central Virginia, Fairfax County, Charlottesville, & Virginia Beach/Hampton Roads Area.