With the presidential election right around the corner, we've called on
Women Impacting Public Policy (WIPP) to help us better understand the policy impact and policy priorities each of the candidates will have on small business owners, if elected.
That said, at our October WPO Chicago meeting, we will have
Ann Sullivan who heads up
WIPP's government relationships in DC present a nonpartisan comparison of our presidential candidates.
In preparation, we will read the
Economic Blueprint for the 112th Congress. Please click
here to access it.
The Economic Blueprint's strength is evident by its support from the
women's business community and many business associations. Through the
Blueprint we have a voice, and through the Blueprint, Congress and the
Administration are able to clearly understand the economic principles
important to small business growth.
To get involved with
WIPP, go here.
Illustration credit:
WIPP
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Women Presidents' Organization Chicago