Small Business Action Committee

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Small Business Action Committee Definition

The Small Business Action Committee seeks to develop a variety of value-added educational opportunities for the Asian Pacific American Chamber of Commerce (APACC) small business members. Such opportunities will be centered around topics derived from current events, economical needs, and member requests. Committee members will be asked to commit to a 1-year term and actively participate in the development and execution of the educational sessions.

The committee will be comprised of roughly 5 members, led by a committee chair, who will be selected by the Executive Director and serve a 1-year term. Annual renewal of this position will be at the discretion of the Executive Director with a maximum of 5 years.

The SBAC Members are a group of individuals designated by the SBAC Chair and Executive Director, who are tasked with the responsibility of developing educational value-added programming, in the form of webinars, in-person events, and/or the like, to small businesses.

As a Committee Member, you are asked to commit to the following responsibilities:

1. Uphold a 1-year term, beginning with the effective date of the signed and approved application
2. Regularly participate in monthly committee member meetings by contributing ideas, providing feedback, and utilizing skill sets
3. Complete assigned tasks, as delegated at the monthly committee meetings
4. Complete a year end evaluation of SBAC events and programs

In return, APACC will provide:

1. Sufficient information, resources, and materials to meet the responsibilities of the position
2. Support the skills, dignity, time, and individual needs of the committee member
3. Be receptive to comments from committee in regard to ways in which the organization might better accomplish its mission