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On February 4th, with over 500 community and business leaders in attendance, the SACC celebrated the success of our region at our 17th Annual Installation & Awards Dinner. We were inspired by George Takei, widely known as Mr. Sulu of Star Trek, who shared his views on leadership and the strength of our API and diverse communities. Hon. Christopher Cabaldon, West Sacramento...

Due to the overwhelming response to this free promotion, we are sharing this information with you again! “Good Day Sacramento”, CW31 News recently announced the following free promotion for ”Mom & Pop Shops” in the Sacramento area: “Do you own a mom and pop style business?  Good Day wants to hear from you! Click on the link below...

Last week, a delegation of over 100 business and community leaders joined the SACC in its first-ever Internal Study Mission. In this 2-day trip, the group toured businesses around the region that we have identified to be “best of, first at, leader in” in the areas of green/clean technology, healthcare and collaborative leadership. Some of the destinations included...

One of the ways we help our Members increase their business is by hosting Mixers which are at no cost to our Members or their guests. We work with other organizations like the Sacramento Board of Realtors, Sacramento Kings and all the other Chambers of Commerce to create a comfortable environment that helps business happen. Held at different venues including some...

One of the goals of the Sacramento Asian Pacific Chamber of Commerce is to help our Members increase their network of contacts which leads to increased business.  Every month, we offer everyone the opportunity to meet up to 60 other business owners and civic leaders in a fast-paced, energetic way to become introduced to each other. If you don’t like standing around...

People living near the Port of Oakland may soon breathe easier after the Port Commission on Tuesday voted to ban trucks that burn dirty diesel fuel. The ban, part of a $15.2 million comprehensive truck management program for the port that takes effect Jan. 1, 2010, restricts truck models older than 1994, as well as models from 1994 to 2006 not equipped with soot filters....