The Fastest Growing Community of Young South Asians
Building careers, businesses, and connections across America
People Reached
Partnerships
Events This Year
Find Your Tribe
Connect with South Asians at every stage of your journey
Students & Recent Grads (18-25)
- University partnerships
- Acculturation
- Mentoring
- Internship/ job opportunities
- Networking events
- Career guidance
- Skill development
Young Professionals (25-35)
- Industry/ networking events
- Entrepreneurial resources
- Business development
- Career advancement
- Recognition
- Partnership opportunities
Established Leaders (35-50)
- Strategic partnerships
- Networking/ Resources
- Speaking opportunities
- Next-gen mentoring
- Government contracting
- Community leadership
- Pay-it-forward opportunities
- Awards
Our Core Programs
Learn from 300+ South Asian entrepreneurs and executives. Season 10 featuring the next generation with our Xenith series.
South Asian Business Expo
Annual event with SBA, Department of Labor, and EEOC. Access government contracts and business resources.
$100K in unrestricted donations recognizing South Asian changemakers making a difference.
South Asian Spotlight
100+ success stories celebrating South Asian achievements in the US. Get featured and inspire others.
SANGAM University Network
University partnerships helping students with acculturation, internships, jobs, and mentoring.
Success Stories
Real impact from our community members
Khushi Wadhwani
Attended an insightful panel hosted by American South Asian Network (ASAN) featuring accomplished South Asian leaders who’ve built amazing careers in finance. As someone exploring the intersection of data and finance, it was powerful to hear their stories and feel a sense of belonging in the space.
Frank Lopez
In just one year, ASAN has organized over 80 events nationwide, built hundreds of partnerships, and reached over 10,000 people. Partnering with ASAN has given us direct access to this vibrant South Asian community in an authentic way.
Ekta Khurana
I walked into Brown Girls in Tech expecting a panel. I left with a fire lit in my chest.
ASAN created more than just a space—it created a mirror. For women like me—ambitious, unapologetic, deeply rooted in our South Asian identity—this was the kind of room that didn’t ask us to shrink. It gave us permission to show up fully: with our ideas, our doubts, our drive, and our stories.
It wasn’t polished for perfection. It was real. Honest. Unfiltered.
We spoke about tech—but also about power, pivots, belonging, and the emotional grit it takes to build a path when one doesn’t exist.
These words stayed with me:
“You’re allowed to change direction. Life isn’t linear.”
“There’s room for your voice—even if it shakes.”
“You don’t need to be perfect to belong here.”
Thank you, ASAN. For holding space. For speaking truth. And for reminding every brown girl in the room—especially the loud, bold, dream-chasing ones like me—that we never needed permission to take up space.