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opportunities they need to succeed. As digital entrepreneurs continue to reach billions of people globally, their work … Caucus for recognizing the important economic impact these entrepreneurs bring to the American economy.” – Nicole Nason, Head
elevate the voices of digital creators and entrepreneurs in federal policymaking. “Since launching the Congressional Creators Caucus
health care costs for workers and entrepreneurs.” “ICHRA is the win-win model that gives employers predictable costs
that matched the ambition of our engineers and entrepreneurs. Now we face that choice again. We can either
Grand Prix bring incredible opportunities for our local entrepreneurs,” said Chairman Williams. “Small businesses across North Texas will
small business growth. “NALCAB has helped Latino entrepreneurs and community organizations grow and thrive, and bringing them back
growth and establishes a pipeline for tomorrow’s entrepreneurs and leaders.” “Projects like this demonstrate what
industries, the bill lowers barriers to entry for entrepreneurs, encourages investment in local infrastructure, and strengthens Main Street
federal regulators more responsive and accessible to local entrepreneurs. “Small businesses are the backbone of America and create
actively share these options so entrepreneurs can grow, compete, and support their employees.” “ICHRA’s are a highly
process for small businesses. Prolonged disputes can bury entrepreneurs financially and emotionally, and we appreciate Representative Moran
Forced early exits can disrupt growth and harm entrepreneurs. The Merchant Banking Modernization Act sets a statutory floor
keeping our economy competitive, and extending them ensures entrepreneurs can continue developing the ideas that shape tomorrow. This
which is a vital lifeline for Texas entrepreneurs to feasibly launch a business. It also broadens tax breaks
This legislation would help ensure that U.S. companies, entrepreneurs and investors are able to compete and thrive
close their doors or merge with larger competitors. Entrepreneurs without an army of lawyers and large compliance teams
more responsive and accessible to small businesses and entrepreneurs. “Small businesses are the backbone of every community across
rates and expanding this deduction, the law gives entrepreneurs more breathing room to invest in their operations, hire
from you. Watch more here. The American Entrepreneurs First Act of 2025 Passes the House Floor … House recently passed the American Entrepreneurs First Act of 2025—legislation I co-led with Congresswoman Beth
House passage of her legislation, H.R. 2966 - American Entrepreneurs First Act of 2025. This bill ensures that Small … foreign or undocumented ownership. “By passing my American Entrepreneurs First Act, House Republicans have, once again, come together
American Entrepreneurs First Act (H.R. 2966) have been passed by the House Committee on Small Business. Working with … read the full bill text. The American Entrepreneurs First Act (H.R. 2966) “Americans rightfully expect our tax dollars
service of our national security. Introducing the American Entrepreneurs First Act Alongside Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne … introduced the American Entrepreneurs First Act , a vital piece of legislation aimed at protecting taxpayer dollars
Beth Van Duyne (TX-24) introduced the American Entrepreneurs First Act , legislation aimed at protecting taxpayers by ensuring … status before receiving federally backed loans. The American Entrepreneurs First Act closes loopholes that previously allowed individuals
Michael Cloud (R-TX-27) introduced the American Entrepreneurs First Act to ensure only qualified individuals are eligible … access Small Business Administration (SBA) programs. The American Entrepreneurs First Act will mandate that individuals and businesses must
wallets with the added danger of liberating many entrepreneurs from failed businesses as tariffs spike costs. Trump