What’s NAAAP?
“We Make Leaders!
The National Association of Asian American Professionals (NAAAP) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that cultivates and empowers Asian American leaders through professional development, education, and networking. NAAAP members work together to make a difference in their careers and in their communities.
Founded in 1982, NAAAP now has a presence in more than 25 cities in the United States and Canada. With more than 3,000 active members, our message of leadership and professional excellence reaches over 20,000 Asian Americans in North America.
NAAAP Vision & Mission
Leadership - Develop, Inspire, and Connect Leaders.
Education - Excel at Lifelong Learning.
Accountability - Honor commitments to Deliver Value.
Diversity - Embrace a Culture of Inclusion and Innovation.
We make leaders!
• To cultivate and empower leaders for professional excellence
• To connect accomplished professionals for mutual success
• To engage and participate with the community-at-large
• To inspire leaders to make a meaningful difference in government, education, business, and society.
What’s NAAAP?
“We Make Leaders!
The National Association of Asian American Professionals (NAAAP) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that cultivates and empowers Asian American leaders through professional development, education, and networking. NAAAP members work together to make a difference in their careers and in their communities.
Founded in 1982, NAAAP now has a presence in more than 25 cities in the United States and Canada. With more than 3,000 active members, our message of leadership and professional excellence reaches over 20,000 Asian Americans in North America.
NAAAP Vision & Mission
Leadership - Develop, Inspire, and Connect Leaders.
Education - Excel at Lifelong Learning.
Accountability - Honor commitments to Deliver Value.
Diversity - Embrace a Culture of Inclusion and Innovation.
We make leaders!
• To cultivate and empower leaders for professional excellence
• To connect accomplished professionals for mutual success
• To engage and participate with the community-at-large
• To inspire leaders to make a meaningful difference in government, education, business, and society.