Advocacy

Small business needs
a seat at the AI table.

You are not alone in this. I sit on the NSBA Leadership Council and take small business concerns about AI to Capitol Hill, so the rules are written with owners like you in the room. My aim is simple: small business is not crushed under rules written for big companies.

NSBA Leadership Council Member, National Small Business Association
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NSBA Leadership Council Member, National Small Business Association

Membership

Overview

Leadership Council Member, NSBA

The National Small Business Association is a nonpartisan small business advocacy organization based in Washington. I serve on its Leadership Council and take small business concerns about AI to Capitol Hill.

Proportionate rules

Requirements should fit a company with ten people, not ten thousand.

Clear, workable duties

Small firms cannot afford a legal department to decode compliance.

Governance over bans

Good practice, human approval and accountability beat blanket restrictions.

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What moved on the Hill.

A short weekly note on what is happening in Washington on AI and other small business issues, with a plain answer to what it means for a company your size. Each brief is also kept on this site.

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One short call.
You leave knowing what to govern first.

Twenty minutes. Tell me what you want AI to do and we decide what it is allowed to do. No pitch theater, and you can stop at any point.

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