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GSBA - Greater Seattle Business Association

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Visitors praise GSBA for fostering a welcoming community and supporting businesses through visibility, training, and networking, with a strong focus on equity. However, one reviewer reported an inappropriate physical encounter with a staff member.

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400 East Pine Street, Seattle
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1 206-363-9188
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Website
thegsba.org

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About this place GSBA - Greater Seattle Business Association

The Greater Seattle Business Association, the country's biggest LGBTQ+ chamber of commerce, started in 1981. It’s been a bedrock for Seattle businesses ever since.

This isn’t just for locals. If you’re a business traveler or an entrepreneur, or you just care about LGBTQ+-led economic initiatives, the GSBA is a good place to make connections and find resources.

They work with everybody: small businesses, big corporations, nonprofits. The common thread is a commitment to workplace equality. If you’re in Seattle and want to see how the local LGBTQ+ community has influenced the region’s economy, or you’re looking to network with inclusive employers, this is where you go. The GSBA pushes its member companies to create fair, welcoming workplaces.

You'll find the GSBA on East Pine Street in central Seattle. They’ve spent decades advocating and building community. For anyone interested in LGBTQ+ economic power, business networking, or just understanding Seattle's progressive corporate vibe, it’s worth a look. Their website has details on membership, events, and what they offer to businesses and visitors.

Opening Hours

Open Now · closes 17:00
Monday 08:30-17:00
Tuesday 08:30-17:00
Wednesday 08:30-17:00
Thursday 08:30-17:00
Friday 08:30-17:00
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Eli Allison
Eli Allison Dec 2025

I’ve been a GSBA member since opening my business in 2012, and they have consistently uplifted my small business through meaningful visibility, high-quality training, intentional networking, and by centering equity in everything they do. As the largest LGBTQ+ and allied chamber in the nation, I’ve had the pleasure of watching them represent our region on a national stage, and I feel genuinely grateful to have this incredible organization in our community. The GSBA Scholarship & Education Fund holistically supports and invests in the next generation of diverse change-makers who strengthen our entire region. I am proud to be a member, and I tell every new small business owner that joining GSBA is one of the best investments you can make if you want to build a community of support around yourself as a leader and attract values-aligned customers who choose to spend their dollars intentionally.

Danny Cords
Danny Cords Dec 2025
Waffles Daddy
Waffles Daddy Dec 2025

GSBA is an amazing community organization!

Karen Olson
Karen Olson Dec 2025
Chris Canlas
Chris Canlas Dec 2025
Chris Romero
Chris Romero Oct 2025
Angel AC
Angel AC Nov 2024

I was a scholar of this foundation back around 2019. A tall white man who had a big title in the organization (not sure if he was the chair or director) grabbed my butt and then put his arm over my shoulder after when taking picture with the rest of the scholars. When the picture was done he did not remove his arm from my shoulder. I was in my early 20s when this happened. When I graduated college, I decided to volunteer to be in scholarship committee to decide what student would get the award. I was in a zoom team with various individuals one being an indian man working in tech who expressed being a gender non conforming gay man. During our meeting he began speaking about his sex life and everyone laughed excluding me - it was unprofessional and uncomfortable. I understand this is a queer organization but queerness should not equal pervertedness.

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