Join GSBA as we welcome speakers from Visit Seattle and the Washington State AG Office with a powerful keynote from Anthony Shop of Social Driver.
Since our creation in 1981, GSBA has proudly grown into the largest chamber of commerce for LGBTQ+ and allied members in North America. We provide a supportive platform for entrepreneurs, small to medium-sized businesses, corporations, and nonprofits dedicated to workplace diversity and equality in Washington State. When you join GSBA, you gain access to a community that values equity in business and offers exclusive benefits to boost your business. From advertising opportunities to personalized business counseling through initiatives like our Ready for Business programs, we provide the tools and resources you need to thrive. GSBA advocates for our members, bridging the gap between local and state governments to ensure the voices of our LGBTQ+ businesses are heard. Plus, we empower future leaders to pursue their dreams through investments in programs like The GSBA Scholarship & Education Fund which has supported almost 600 LGBTQ+ scholars in continuing their education.
GBA is committed to keeping folks informed about the latest tariff developments under President Trump’s administration. As new tariffs are implemented, their impact on global supply chains, investment and manufacturing continues to evolve and you can see real time updates here.
View The TrackerJoin GSBA at the Sheraton Grand this June as we come together to fight for our future through commerce and community.
Get Your TicketUpdates on tariffs, taxes, and how policy is affecting the LGBTQ+ business community.
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"GSBA has always supported me, my community, and my business, but when the pandemic struck I realized the true value of the organization. GSBA helped me navigate supportive small business programs when I needed them and helped me launch my pandemic pivot: Bite Society. Through connections with major customers and venues, Bite Society took off and rolling with the support of GSBA. They are always my first call when I need help with my business."
Lendy Hensley, Owner, Bite Society
businesses supported through consulting on labor standards, LGBTQ+ cultural competency, and financial relief
small businesses assisted with cash grants and loan/grant applications
people reached about the importance of LGBTQ+ people and small businesses participating in the U.S. Census
Many GSBA members are hiring! See what positions are available.
