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Small Business Resources | California Office of the Small Business Advocate (CalOSBA) Small Business Resources Chambers of Commerce Community Partners State Agencies Local Chambers of Commerce These membership organizations can advise on local policies and regulations, provide information on location opportunities, and advocate on behalf of business-friendly policies in your community. Download List Community Partners The American Indian Chamber of Commerce provides mentorship and networking opportunities and supports Native American economic self-sufficiency through entrepreneurship. Membership includes tribes, tribal enterprises, Alaska natives and native Hawaiian companies. Learn More The Black Small Business Association of California (BSBA) is a professional group committed to advocating for and offering to black-owned small businesses, especially independent contractors, micro-businesses, and emerging enterprises. Learn More BuildOUT California is the world’s first industry association dedicated to advancing opportunities for LGBTQ+ business-owners in the fields of architecture, engineering, construction, and real estate development. Learn More The CalAsian Chamber of Commerce is a membership organization that provides business development training programs, organizes events and advocates for policies to advance opportunities for API business-owners. Learn More The California African-American Chamber of Commerce is a membership organization that organizes events and advocates for supplier diversity and other policies to advance opportunities for diverse business-owners. Learn More The California Black Chamber of Commerce is a membership organization that provides business development training and programming and advocates for supplier diversity and other policies to advance opportunities for diverse business-owners. Learn More The California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce is a membership organization that provides business development training programs and leads a network of local chambers to advance opportunities for Hispanic and other diverse business-owners. Learn More CAMEO is California’s statewide micro-business network made up of over 400 organizations, and individuals dedicated to small and micro-business financing such as loans and credit, technical assistance and business management training. Learn More The Golden Gate Business Association (GGBA) is a membership organization that organizes events, provides business development training and advocates for policies to advance opportunities for the LGBTQ+ and Allied-owned business community. Learn More Community Vision provides training programming and resources for connecting investors to communities, as well as real estate consulting and direct lending to nonprofits, small businesses, and cooperatives. Learn More The Feed the Hunger Fund provides lending capital and business development training to food entrepreneurs including farmers, cooks, cultivators and food innovators.in Califor