What We Do
Advocacy is a voice for small business within the federal government, a watchdog for regulations, and a source of statistics. Advocacy advances the views and concerns of small business before Congress, the White House, the federal agencies, the federal courts and state policy makers.
Independent
We are an independent voice for small business within the federal government, identifying concerning regulatory issues.
Educate
We are responsible for educating the government on how small entities are affected by federal regulations.
Advocate
We advocate for small businesses, by working with policymakers to bring regulatory flexibility at all levels.
Research
We constantly perform research, examining how small businesses are contributing to the U.S. economy.
Data
We publish data about small business activity, including economic data, covering growth, firm size, and more.
Resources
Our resources can help connect you with various Bureaus, Associations, and help you find Laws and Regulations.
Latest News
Stay up to date by reading our latest news, blogs, and press releases.
Site Visit: Let the Beer Flow: A Milwaukeean Brewer’s Story of Domestic and International Growth
By Rosalyn Steward, Assistant Chief Counsel On March 16, Advocacy visited Lakefront Brewery in Milwaukee, Wis. Lakefront was started by brothe
Still Time to Register for our Florida Roundtables!
Please join us in The Sunshine State for another round of roundtables. Advocacy is hosting small business roundtables in order to hear, firsth
Georgia Small Businesses Partners with Advocacy to Hold Hot Roundtable
By Nick Ivory, Regional Legislative and Regulatory Manager Small business owners turned up the heat on burdensome regulations during a small b
Site Visit: Some Federal Regulations are Just Plain Nutty
?By Nick Ivory, Regional Legislative and Regulatory Manager Advocacy visited Flory Industries, a small, third generation, family-owned busines
We pay attention to the government.
Our role is to understand small business in America, so we can advocate for it, and look at government entities to protect small businesses from burdensome regulation.
