Filipino-American business owners who live in or have a business in the Santa Clarita Valley are invited to attend the Fil-Am of Santa Clarita Valley Business Forum to be held on Monday, May 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the Victory Martial Arts Studio located at 25844 Hemingway Ave. in Stevenson Ranch.
The forum aims to find out directly from Fil-Am business owners what their top challenges are and how Fil-Am of SCV can further support them in 2022 and beyond. Fil-Am of SCV’s Economic Empowerment Consortium will take the feedback garnered from participants to create and execute a comprehensive business enhancement strategy to help take Fil-Am of SCV businesses to the next level.
Fil-Am of SCV’s Economic Empowerment Consortium is spearheaded by Filipino-American entrepreneurs and business coaches who are volunteering their time and expertise to help their fellow Filipino-American Santa Claritians achieve their business goals by tapping the economic power of Santa Clarita’s 7,797-strong Filipino-American population which has grown to comprise 36% of Santa Clarita’s Asian population of 22,177 which is 10.4% of the city’s total population.
Fil-Am business owners are encouraged to become a member of the Economic Empowerment Consortium so they can tap into the power of one of the longest-standing Filipino-American organizations in California.
Founded in the early 1970’s by a small group of Filipino-American “pioneers” who had moved to the SCV, the organization is now acknowledged as the hub of the Filipino-American community in the SCV, with a mission of promoting, preserving and maintaining Filipino culture by engaging in cultural, educational, civic, sports, humanitarian and outreach programs.
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