TUEPAC (The United Economic Professional Advancement Coalition) is a business network and strategic fund with a mission to mold entrepreneurs into scalable, high-growth employer firms, foster economic independence, and build sustainable wealth as a pillar of our culture and community.
By leveraging capital, partnerships, and political influence, we help individuals start businesses, build, scale, and drive long-term prosperity. Rooted in mutual reciprocity principles, TUEPAC modernizes time-tested community finance models like cooperative economics and informal savings groups to provide capital, customers, and credibility to member firms.
We believe investing in our businesses can save America by driving wealth, innovation, and economic stability. TUEPAC bridges businesses, investors, policymakers, and consumers to fuel a thriving economic base.
Why Join Tuepac?
TUEPAC is the community and advocate built to incubate scalable businesses and to pursue the economic best interests and political priorities for the benefit of our community members.
Connect with investors supporting startups and scaleable businesses. Join funding rounds, private equity deals, and access grants and government incentives.
Business Growth & Customer Acquisition
Join our referral network to gain customers and partnerships. Use TUEPAC’s tracking system to reward top referrers. Get featured in marketing materials.
Business Resources
Obtain access to the most critical resources necessary for your business to scale such as legal protection, software development, and shared information.
Influence & Advocacy
Advocate for pro-business policies and economic incentives. Engage with policymakers and shape legislation for better capital, contracts, and opportunities.
Wealth Creation & Exit Stratefies
Learn wealth-building, asset protection, and scaling strategies.
History
History & Legacy of Mutual Aid in Business
Across the world, communities have used mutual trust and shared systems to quietly build generational wealth. From the heter iska of Jewish finance law, to Gujarati trade networks, Chinese rotating credit associations, Caribbean sou-sous, and Korean chaebols, these models are built on accountability, access, and aligned incentives.