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Albanian American Cultural Chamber of Commerce

The Albanian American Cultural Chamber of Commerce (AACCC), a new subchamber under the Southeast Michigan Chamber of Commerce, celebrates and supports the thriving Albanian business community in Macomb County. With deep roots in the region and a strong presence in food, retail, and entrepreneurship, the AACCC aims to promote economic growth, preserve cultural heritage, and provide members with valuable resources, networking opportunities, and visibility within the broader business landscape of Southeast Michigan.

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About the Chamber

The Albanian American Cultural Chamber of Commerce (AACCC) is a new and exciting initiative under the Southeast Michigan Chamber of Commerce, created to recognize and uplift one of the most dynamic and influential business communities in the region. Southeast Michigan is home to the second-largest Albanian-American population in the United States, with a particularly strong presence across Macomb and Oakland Counties. For decades, Albanian entrepreneurs have played a vital role in shaping our local economy—especially within the restaurant, food service, and retail sectors.

From fast-casual and fine dining, from family-run shops to growing regional brands, Albanian-owned businesses bring tremendous value, culture, and vibrancy to the communities they serve.

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Our Mission

 

The AACCC exists to support Albanian business professionals through advocacy, promotion, and access to meaningful business resources. As part of the SMCC network, members will benefit from chamber-wide services while also connecting with peers who share common roots, language, and cultural identity. The chamber will help Albanian entrepreneurs:

    •    Build strategic partnerships
    •    Increase visibility
    •    Navigate local opportunities and challenges
    •    Strengthen their business knowledge and networks

We believe that empowering Albanian business owners benefits not only their families and neighborhoods, but also the broader economic landscape of Southeast Michigan.

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