Small Business Week Wrap-up: A Reminder to Keep Our Entrepreneurs Top of Mind All Year Long
Posted: May 29, 2012John Arensmeyer
John Arensmeyer
Rhett Buttle
May 20-26 marks National Small Business Week, and over the next several days, Small Business Majority is joining a host of small business advocates and government agencies for events, conference calls and online seminars to honor our leading job creators—small business owners.
Mary Huttlinger
Original statement issued April 24, 2012:
Small business owners support government investments in clean energy and believe such investments have an important role in creating jobs and boosting the economy, according to an opinion poll of 600 small business owners in six states released today by Small Business Majority.
Rhett Buttle
Original statement issued on April 5, 2012:
The bipartisan Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act, signed into law by President Obama today, will help address one of small business owners’ biggest problems: a lack of access to capital.
Rhett Buttle
John Arensmeyer
Original statement issued on March 26, 2012:
Rules proposed today by the Environmental Protection Agency that would limit greenhouse gas emissions from new power plants will help spur innovation and provide opportunities for small businesses to grow. What’s more, rules such as these are supported by a majority of small businesses—our primary job creators.
Rhett Buttle
Original statement issued on March 14, 2012:
The bipartisan transportation bill passed in the Senate today would create an environment conducive to small business growth if enacted. We applaud senators for working together toward the good of our nation’s entrepreneurs.
Ben Geyerhahn
Rhett Buttle
John Arensmeyer
Statement by John Arensmeyer on February 29, 2012:
“Sen. Olympia Snowe has been a strong small business advocate throughout her career. We’re sorry to see a supporter of the small business community go, especially during these challenging economic times. We appreciate the way she worked on important small business issues in a bipartisan fashion.”