According to the 2016 census, Punjabi is one of the fastest-growing languages in Australia, representing a five-fold growth in 10 years. There is a Punjabi stationed successfully in roughly every sector of the economy. The Sydney Chapter of PCC will connect all Punjabis together as a family so that it helps each other grow even while contributing to the economy and society of Sydney. PCC Sydney is open to all and as with other PCC chapters, basic membership is free. We look forward to having you join our chapter. For More Details contact info@punjabiChamber.com

The Punjabis were the first South Asians to reach North America (the ports of Vancouver and San Francisco) in the early twentieth century. Majority of them were rural Sikhs and many were ex-soldiers. A few among them were carpenters, weavers and some were even mechanics. They had come to earn money and return home. But as the circumstances unfolded, many decided to stay back and evolved a new life. Fast forward to the last decade or so, Silicon Valley has attracted ambitious and highly educated professionals from across the subcontinent. PCC San Francisco aims to provide a platform that can offer qualitative value to its members in the form of guidance, mentorship and access to strategic networks. For More Details contact info@punjabiChamber.com

The city of Jalandhar is steeped in legend. Now a sports goods manufacturing hub, Jalandhar produces nearly 70% of India's sporting goods and is a leading name in national and international brands of cricket, hockey, football, rugby and fitness. PCC Jalandhar aims to unite the community so that together they can face challenges and prepare themselves for the new era through training, mentorship and advocacy. For More Details contact info@punjabiChamber.com

Punjabi Canadians account for nearly 2% of Canada's population and the Punjabi population in Vancouver is early 8% of the total population. They form an important part of the society and are in diverse professions. PCC Vancouver is committed to unite the diverse Indian Punjabi community by offering events, programs and opportunities and therefore creating an environment to make their businesses and careers thrive. PCC Vancouver is open to all and as with other PCC chapters, basic membership is free. We look forward to having you join our chapter. For More Details contact info@punjabiChamber.com

PCC DC caters to the growing Indian Punjabi community in the Greater Washington DC area that includes the Nation’s capital, Maryland, and Northern Virginia. The Greater DC area is the most educated and affluent area in the United States. PCC DC is instrumental in providing a platform for our community to network, prosper, and most importantly, give back. PCC DC is open to all and as with other PCC chapters, basic membership is free. We look forward to having you join our chapter. For More Details contact info@punjabiChamber.com

PCC Toronto Chapter aims to bring together businesses, individuals for growth and the greater cause of helping the community. We seek to provide real value to businesses, executives, professionals and students and have fun doing it! For More Details contact info@punjabiChamber.com

The Philadelphia metro area is a large area that covers not only the City of Philadelphia and neighboring counties in Pennsylvania, but South Jersey and Delaware as well. PCC Phil works tirelessly to unite the Indian Punjabi community in this large area by offering quality panel discussions, networking opportunities, strategic partnerships, group benefits and a chance to provide tangible assistance to those in need. PCC Phil is open to all and as with other PCC chapters, basic membership is free. We look forward to having you join our chapter. For More Details contact info@punjabiChamber.com

The majority of the Punjabis in Mumbai come from the North West Frontier Province, now part of Pakistan. Most refugees began earning their livelihood by opening restaurants, getting a foothold in the city’s cloth trade, or automobile business. Some flamboyant Punjabis ended up in Bollywood. Now the 4th generation descendants of refugees from the former NWFP and Punjab grow up in the city they call home. PCC Mumbai aims to strengthen the Punjabi community through relationship building, professional development, mentorship and volunteering initiatives. For More Details contact info@punjabiChamber.com

The enterprising spirit of Punjabis is one of the major factors responsible for transformation of Ludhiana from a sleepy town to one of India's premier industrial centres. PCC Ludhiana aims to bring the Punjabi community together by offering members with cost-saving resources, valuable networking opportunities and a chance to develop their business skills. For More Details contact info@punjabiChamber.com