Annual Spring Mixer

Friday, May 3rd, from 6PM to 8PM

Join The Oregon Native American Chamber, Hispanic Chamber, Asian Pacific American Chamber, and The Philippine American Chamber, The Portland Area Business Association, and Business for a Better Portland for ONAC’s 12th Annual Spring Mixer. Hosted and Sponsored by NW Natural, this event is free and open to all members of the community. Attendees have the opportunity to network in a social setting and learn about local businesses, win raffle prizes and sample excellent hors d’oeuvres and refreshments.

This is a special opportunity for members, partners, and the Native business community to network in a enjoyable social setting.

ONAC’s work has been guided by the belief that Native businesses are a foundation for emerging Native economies that would provide employment and educational opportunities and allow our Native communities the opportunity to break the generational cycles of poverty. Today we carry that belief forward and continue to work toward a brighter future with a thriving and connected Native American community that empowers its business leaders with resources, partnerships, and services that ensure their success and supports the educational aspirations of community members.

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As a relatively young organization, APACC already has brought together many representatives from different types of businesses to create support for economic development and to ensure the growth of our business community and state. APACC hosts networking events every second Thursday of the month at NED Space from 5:30-7:00.

PACCO is a membership organization that promotes entrepreneurship in the Filipino American community in Oregon. PACCO also contributes to business development initiatives and special events throughout Oregon State.

PABA creates opportunities for marketing, networking, procurement, and referral-based business growth; programs that support development of business skills and expertise through workshops and seminars; and we advocate for positive economic, social, and political change.

The Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber provides bilingual/bi-cultural outreach, business services navigation, long-term business advising, peer to peer learning, networking opportunities, workshops, and financial programs for businesses.

We forge collaborative relationships with the business community, non-profit organizations, and government. Rather than prescribe our own solutions, we listen to community leaders to determine where our business voices can be most helpful to their essential work.