National Small Business Association (NSBA)

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The National Small Business Association (NSBA) is a national nonprofit membership organization founded in 1937, representing America's Small Business Companies and Entrepreneurs. Reaching more than 150,000 small businesses, NSBA is the first and oldest national small-business advocacy organization in the United States.

As an organization, NSBA represent all sectors and industries of the U.S. economy from retail to trade to technology -- members are as diverse as the economy which they fuel. NSBA advocates on their behalf before the Executive Branch, the Small Business Administration, Congress, and state regulatory and legislative bodies.

Mission Statement

NSBA is a volunteer-led association. Our primary mission is to advocate state and federal policies that are beneficial to small business, the state, and the nation—and promote the growth of free enterprise.

Motto

"America's Small Business Advocate"

Membership

• 1 to 9 employees - $250
• 10 to 19 employees - $450
• 20 to 49 employees - $750
• 50 to 99 employees - $1,250
• 100 to 249 employees - $2,450
• More than 250 employees - $5,500
• Procurement Council- Add $50 to your NSBA membership dues

Contact:

National Small Business Association

1156 15th Street NW, Suite 1100

Washington, D.C. 20005

202-293-8830 or 800-345-67

See also

Category:Associations

External links

National Small Business Association - Official website