Purpose:

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This corporation is a non-profit public benefit corporation and is not organized for the private gain of any individual. It is organized under the California non-profit public benefit corporation law.

1. Develop Chinese-American commerce in Orange County by providing economic programs designed to assist in business management, business operation and trade potential.

2. Unite Chinese-Americans to achieve better understanding of the business opportunities in Orange County.

3. Provide social activities to eliminate the language, culture, and national origin barriers and handicaps.

4. Establish public relations with the American business communities and political parties, both locally and nationwide.

5. Discover and correct political oppression or suppression, business abuse, racial discrimination which prevent the healthy growth of Orange County Chinese-American business and commerce.

6. Help the community by establishing a scholarship foundation 《 501(C)(3)》under the Orange County Chinese-Americans Chamber of Commerce 《501(C)(6)》. OCCACC Scholarship Foundation will issue scholarship to students seeking higher education who need financial help and shall not carry on any activities not permitted to be carried on by a corporation exempt from federal income tax under Section 501(C)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or Section 23701 of the California Revenue and Taxation Code.

7. This Chamber shall not involve in any Chinese or Chinese-American political party(ies). This Chamber shall maintain political neutrality, and should not participate, interfere, or sponsor any Chinese political party(ies) or activities.

Our mission:

• To provide member services and social gathering for TCCOC members in Orange County California USA

促進來自台灣，在橙縣地區本商會會員之聯誼及服務。

• To work in collaboration between Taiwan and USA at economics and cultural area

促進台灣及美國經濟文化交流。

• To help promote Taiwan-American business people’s socioeconomic status in USA

提高在美台灣工商業者社會地位。

The Overseas Chinese Business Network (OCBN) was launched by the Overseas Community Affairs Council (OCAC) in 2011 to accommodate the needs of the Overseas Chinese businessmen in the internet era. The OCBN is designed to provide user with (1) the most up-to-date economic and trade information, (2) e-communication platform, (3) global human resource matching services, and (4) interactive website for lifelong learning. 

The Taiwanese Chamber of Commerce of North America (TCCNA) was established in 1988 as a not-for-profit organization.  Its membership is composed of Taiwanese chambers of commerce located in  major metropolitan areas in North America.

Since its inception, the TCCNA has developed into a very strong multi-national business Taiwanese chambers of commerce worldwide.

Presently the TCCNA embodies thirty-two local chambers that are in coalition with more than 3,500 Taiwanese business members in North America.  These businesses have provided more than 50,000 jobs in their local communities, which constitute a significant work force in the North American region.

As the 6th largest trading partner of the United States of America, the strong economy of Taiwan has prompted the TCCNA to play a very important role in serving its member businesses in North America as well as in other parts of the world. 

TJCCNA is the junior organization under TCCNA (Taiwanese Chambers of Commerce of North America).  We are comprised of Taiwanese entrepreneurs and professionals under the age of 40 and represent cities all across the US and Canada.

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Mission:

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The Taiwanese Junior Chamber of Commerce’s mission is to provide a networking opportunity for new generations of Taiwanese Americans / Canadians to foster a positive professional and entrepreneurial spirit and to create business opportunities.