The home of
Immigrant-American
business owner
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of nonemployer business owners were immigrants in 2021.
of U.S. employer companies were immigrant-owned in 2022.
of 2025 Fortune 500 companies were founded by immigrants or their children.
Sources: American Immigration Council; U.S. Census Bureau data
Who we serve
SMALL
This Is Who We Serve.
The restaurant, the auto shop, the salon, the store, the construction company. Small in size big for the families they feed and the country they strengthen.
LOCAL
The Businesses That Build America.
The businesses that hold neighborhoods together. Where everybody knows your name, and together, these businesses strengthen the nation.
FAMILY
Small in Size. Big in Impact.
A couple running it together, the kids helping after school. That's not a small story, that's America's real immigrant economy. That's who APROLA is for.
ALLIANCES & PARTNERSHIPS
Every chamber, association, consulate, and embassy is our ally. We connect, collaborate, and strengthen them.
APROLA works alongside chambers of commerce, business associations, consulates, and embassies from every country creating one national alliance where Immigrant-American businesses support each other across local communities.
From Atlanta to all 50 states
Our goal: bring practical workshops and community connections to all 50 states over three years. We are building local partnerships city by city, so more Immigrant-American business owners can take part.
YOUR BUSINESS BELONGS HERE