The Asian Pacific American Chamber of Commerce (APACC) was honored as a contributor to Oakland County's thriving and inclusive economy. The recognition took place during the Oakland County 2024 Business Spotlight & Reception held at the Royal Oak Farmers Market on March 20. Hosted by Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter, Oakland County Economic Development, and Oakland Thrive, the event brought together business owners from across Oakland County to celebrate innovation, inclusiveness, and collaboration within the local business community.
Oakland Thrive CEO Vicki Selva emphasized the importance of Oakland County's business community in fostering innovation and inclusivity, underscoring the collaborative culture that drives economic growth and prosperity.
Among the recognized entities were IDEACore, Lake Orion and Oxford DDAs, Andy’s Place Restaurant, Fashion Savvy Beauty Bar, PitaWay, Sidetrack Bookshop, Kravings Restaurant, Consulate General of Mexico, Exlterra, Meknology, Alchemi Restaurant, and APACC.
APACC is dedicated to nurturing business relationships between Asian and U.S.-based companies while advancing the economic interests of Asian Pacific Americans. Taking immense pride in this recognition, APACC firmly commits to catalyzing diversity, equity, and inclusion. We see this acknowledgment as a testament to the pivotal role of collaboration and partnership in nurturing a thriving and inclusive economy.
We extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our board of directors, sponsors, partners, members, and supporters. We are immensely grateful to Oakland County and Oakland Thrive for this honor and recognition. It is through our collective efforts and collaboration that we continue to contribute to the growth and prosperity of our community.
