How Do You Pride?
FIFA shines a light on: LGBTQ+-owned businesses, local artists & athletes, community leaders and advocates, pride-themed experiences across the city and the many ways people show up for one another.
Get Your ToolkitShop over 20 LGBTQ small businesses in our pop-up market and meet the CEO of TomboyX at this year's Pride Lunch. Don't miss it, June 2nd at the Seattle Sheraton!
GSBA is the largest LGBTQ+ and allied chamber of commerce in North America, proudly serving Washington State since 1981. We connect small businesses, nonprofits, and corporations committed to equity, inclusion, and economic opportunity. When you join GSBA, you join a statewide community that champions LGBTQ+ business, offers exclusive marketing and networking opportunities, and advocates at every level of government. From our Ready for Business grants to personalized support and spotlight features, we help members grow and stay visible. We're also building the future through the GSBA Scholarship & Education Fund, which has helped nearly 600 LGBTQ+ scholars access higher education.
FIFA shines a light on: LGBTQ+-owned businesses, local artists & athletes, community leaders and advocates, pride-themed experiences across the city and the many ways people show up for one another.
Get Your ToolkitIn this direct response to our in-person safety roundtable, learn how to navigate different environments with confidence, awareness, and a plan.
Tickets HereThis casual networking event is designed for new members and longtime members alike who want to build relationships, reconnect with GSBA, and learn more about the people and programs behind our work. Hosted at the office!
RSVP FREE
"The GSBA has played a vital role in connecting our business with local LGBTQ+ organizations. We truly value this organization and consistently look forward to its amazing networking opportunities. Through these connections, we’ve gained meaningful insight into how we can best support these businesses while continuing to grow as a trusted partner in the community."
Emily Cotterman, Director of Sales & Marketing, Edgewater Hotel
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.