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The U.S.-Bangladesh Strategic Business Alliance (USBSBA) is a distinguished private association headquartered in Dallas, Texas, dedicated to fostering robust economic and strategic ties between the United States and Bangladesh. Established with the vision of creating a comprehensive platform exclusively for Bangladeshi Americans, USBSBA serves as a pivotal resource for investment opportunities, legal processes, and connections with governmental and private sector organizations in both nations.
Since its inception, USBSBA has experienced remarkable growth, currently comprising over 100 members and expanding rapidly. Our members are Bangladeshi-Americans, including entrepreneurs, investors, professionals, and community leaders committed to enhancing bilateral relations and promoting mutual prosperity.
Our mission is to empower Bangladeshi-Americans by providing access to critical information, facilitating investment opportunities, and offering support for legal processes. We aim to bridge the gap between governmental and private sector entities in both the U.S. and Bangladesh, fostering a collaborative environment that benefits both countries through the unique perspective and contribution of Bangladeshi Americans.
- Investment Facilitation: Identify and promote investment opportunities that offer mutual benefits to both the U.S. and Bangladesh, encouraging economic growth and development specifically for Bangladeshi-Americans.
- Legal Support: Provide guidance on legal processes and requirements for Bangladeshi-Americans seeking to engage in cross-border activities between the two nations.
- Networking and Connections: Establish a robust network of contacts within governmental and private sector organizations in both countries, facilitating collaboration and partnership opportunities for Bangladeshi-Americans.
- Information Dissemination: Serve as a reliable source of information on policies, regulations, and market trends affecting U.S.-Bangladesh business relations, focusing on the interests and needs of Bangladeshi-Americans.
