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National Small Business Association
America's Small Business Advocate
About National Small Business Association
Founded in 1937, NSBA is the nation's oldest nonpartisan small-business advocacy organization, dedicated to advancing the interests of America's small-business owners. Our members span every industry - from retail and manufacturing to professional services and technology, and collectively represent the backbone of the U.S. economy. We advocate on their behalf before Congress, the Executive Branch, the U.S. Small Business Administration, and state policymakers, working to shape policies that help small businesses start, grow, and thrive.
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Signals from National Small Business Association
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Presence & Recognition
National Small Business Association Director of Government Affairs Jack Furth and VP of Communications Molly Day discuss the Federal Trade Commission's proposed policy on personalized pricing in a clip from Hardwired.
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Research & Knowledge
National Small Business Association is closely monitoring the U.S. Small Business Administration's proposed changes to federal Small-Business size standards and their impact on the Small Business ecosystem.
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Research & Knowledge
National Small Business Association President and CEO Todd McCracken and VP of Communications Molly Day published a breakdown from NSBA's president and CEO Todd McCracken and VP of Communications Molly Day of how size standards work, what the SBA is proposing, and what it could mean for America's Small Businesses.
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Presence & Recognition
National Small Business Association confirmed that its upcoming briefing with the National Economic Council will take place at the White House on September 22–23, 2026, with fewer than 40 seats remaining.
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Research & Knowledge
National Small Business Association President and CEO Todd McCracken and VP of Communications Molly Day discussed the proposed change to federal Small-Business size standards, including an example of Custom Computer Programming Services where revenue thresholds could jump from $34 million to $500 million.
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Research & Knowledge
National Small Business Association President and CEO Todd McCracken explained why the SBA overhaul of federal Small-Business size standards could make it easier for federal agencies to meet their Small-Business contracting goals.
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