Asian American Business Development
@aabdc.com
Founded in 1994 by John Wang in New York City, AABDC is dedicated to spotlighting the vital contributions of Asian American businesses and individuals to the economy. We celebrate excellence, serving as role models and advocating for inclusivity and collaboration among diverse communities. AABDC is a catalyst for change, amplifying the voices and successes of Asian American corporate professionals and entrepreneurs, shaping a future where their impact is recognized, valued, and celebrated.
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About Asian American Business Development
AABDC, the Asian American Business Development Center, is a prominent organization founded in 1994 by John Wang in New York City. Their primary goal is to highlight and celebrate the significant contributions made by Asian American businesses and individuals to the overall economy. AABDC strives to enhance the representation of Asian Americans in corporate leadership positions and increase the number of Asian American women in senior roles.
They also advocate for economic equity for minority-owned small businesses. With 28 years of experience, AABDC actively encourages Asian Americans to engage in important issues and policies at the federal, state, and city levels. They have a strong presence within the Asian American business community as well as the corporate and public sectors in the United States.
AABDC acts as a vital platform for corporations to demonstrate their commitment to diversity and fostering a diverse workforce and leadership. AABDC has an impressive history, marked by various milestones. They collaborated with African American and Hispanic business associations in New York to facilitate growth.
They also established the annual Outstanding 50 Asian Americans in Business Award Gala and organized groundbreaking events such as the Asian Women Conference and ERG Summit. AABDC's legacy includes the establishment of the China Center in Shanghai and successful trade missions to China as part of the Invest in New York initiative. With their values rooted in inclusivity and allyship, AABDC is dedicated to building bridges with other minority groups.
They believe in celebrating excellence within the Asian American business community and aspire to be influential role models
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1994
Company size
11-50 employees
