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About the ECCCThe Ethnic Chambers of Commerce Coalition was formed in 2016 by seven ethnic chambers in the Greater Seattle area to provide a unified voice and increase cooperation on issues impacting their communities.
The ethnic community has not traditionally been represented well when it comes to business issues. Heath and education issues are also growing concerns. These three areas are the ECCC's primary focus. Learn more > |
Upcoming Events
Small Business Opportunities Beyond COVID 19 for Women and Minority Businesses
Member chambers
Founded in 1963, the Greater Seattle Chinese Chamber of Commerce has been the voice of the Seattle Chinese business community for over 53 years.
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The King County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
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The Korean American Chamber of Commerce, Washington is a non-profit organization representing Korean-Americans doing business in the State of Washington.
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The Greater Seattle Vietnamese Chamber of Commerce was founded in 2010 to be an advocate to support the growth of the fast growing Vietnamese business community.
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Filipino Chamber of Commerce of the Pacific Northwest was first organized in 1972 and serves as an organization of Filipino business people and professionals in the Pacific Northwest.
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The Taiwanese Chamber of Commerce of Seattle
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The Washington State India Trade Relationship Action Committee was established in 2007 to facilitate in building bridges for Washington State and its citizens, with their counterparts in India.
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The Chinese American General Chamber of Commerce (CAGCC) is a non-profit organization based in Seattle, and is one of the leading and most representative global chamber of commerce alliances.
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GSBA is the world's largest LGBT and allied chamber of commerce. They represent over 1,300 small business, corporate, and nonprofit members who share the values of promoting equality and diversity in the workplace.
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The Korean-American Grocer’s Association of Washington (KAGRO) is a non-profit mutual benefit association founded in 1985 to serve the interests of Korean-American grocery business owners, and the communities they serve in the Washington State.
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In the news
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ECCC gives minority business owners a voice
...In 2017, ECCC worked to help small businesses understand the city’s new labor laws and its impact on them. These efforts were supported through an earlier grant from the Office of Labor Standards of the City of Seattle...(March 8, 2016) Read more > |
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Ethnic chambers of commerce join forces to better represent
Community members, leaders, and local business owners gathered at the introduction of the Ethnic Chamber of Commerce Coalition (ECCC) held at the Seattle City Hall to collaborate effort for community empowerment (Jan. 27, 2016) Read more > |
