June 2012 – SEACCUSA

1 Jun 2012

Mayor Ed Lee promotes Little Saigon’s businesses

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SEACC’s business team (Tony, Victor and Philip) joined a handful of successful restaurant owners in Little Saigon who include the Turtle Tower Noodle Soup, Lee’s Sandwiches and the Burmese Kitchen to welcome SF Mayor Ed Lee who came to Little … Continued

Organizational Highlights

Founded in 1975, one of the first non-profit organizations in the US serving Southeast Asians.

Pioneer in providing loans for small US-based micro-businesses.

Established interpretation and translation service with more than 200 independent contractors providing professional services in 40+ languages.

Leading advocate for Southeast Asians in America.

Provided resettlement services for tens of thousands of new immigrants from Southeast Asia, Cuba, Russia, and Eastern Europe.

One of two authorized Small Business Administration 7(m) Microloan lenders in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Organizational Highlights

Founded in 1975, one of the first non-profit organizations in the US serving Southeast Asians.

Pioneer in providing loans for small US-based micro-businesses.

Established interpretation and translation service with more than 200 independent contractors providing professional services in 40+ languages.

Leading advocate for Southeast Asians in America.

Provided resettlement services for tens of thousands of new immigrants from Southeast Asia, Cuba, Russia, and Eastern Europe.

One of two authorized Small Business Administration 7(m) Microloan lenders in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Organizational Highlights

Founded in 1975, one of the first non-profit organizations in the US serving Southeast Asians.

Pioneer in providing loans for small US-based micro-businesses.

Established interpretation and translation service with more than 200 independent contractors providing professional services in 40+ languages.

Leading advocate for Southeast Asians in America.

Provided resettlement services for tens of thousands of new immigrants from Southeast Asia, Cuba, Russia, and Eastern Europe.

One of two authorized Small Business Administration 7(m) Microloan lenders in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Organizational Highlights

Founded in 1975, one of the first non-profit organizations in the US serving Southeast Asians.

Pioneer in providing loans for small US-based micro-businesses.

Established interpretation and translation service with more than 200 independent contractors providing professional services in 40+ languages.

Leading advocate for Southeast Asians in America.

Provided resettlement services for tens of thousands of new immigrants from Southeast Asia, Cuba, Russia, and Eastern Europe.

One of two authorized Small Business Administration 7(m) Microloan lenders in the San Francisco Bay Area.

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