The Association for Entrepreneurship USA
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The Association for Entrepreneurship USA serves independent and small business leaders across all 50 states through community involvement, peer mentoring and education. By joining forces for greater purchasing power, we offer todays entrepreneur the competitive edge needed to compete in todays digital world.
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Recent Articles
AFE USA Tells Officials How Overtime Rules Impact Entrepreneurship
Paying salary exempt employees allows entrepreneurs to pay for the exact number of hours required to get a job done at a competitive rate. Proposed changes to overtime regulations would require that entrepreneurs change the salary structure of their business by...
Surface vs iPad for the Entrepreneur
Both PC and MAC offer a reliable and effective platform for running a small business. Both have advantages and disadvantages, however in my humble opinion the cost is not as different as you might think. Most entrepreneurs I have talked to about buying a mac have...
How Interest Rates Affect Small Business and How AFEUSA is Helping
afeUSA advocates amplified the voice of small businesses and communicated your need for affordable funding to the Federal level by writing Representative Steve Chabot and Representative Nydia Velázquez, chair and ranking member of the House Committee on Small...
How to Get the Most Out of Your Local Small Business Association
Build connections and make the most of small business association resources like NFIB's at the local level. Source: NFIB
Federal Court Upholds Employers’ Right to Seek Legal Counsel in Labor Disputes
A U.S. District Court in Texas blocked a DOL rule requiring small business owners to disclose any communication with legal counsel in preparation for union elections. Source: NFIB