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Non-Profit Organization

Small Business Advocacy Council (SBAC)

About

About This Business

The Small Business Advocacy Council (SBAC) is a non-profit that assists small businesses in networking, advocating for their rights, and learning about sound business practices. Advocacy initiatives include reforming tax credits, supporting the Marketplace Fairness Act, addressing pension issues, establishing a healthcare cooperative, and setting aside procurements for small businesses to be awarded for fair business practices. Membership benefits include a health insurance private exchange, increased access to capital, office sharing, savings programs including strategic partnerships, a pro bono program offering turnaround consulting, and a retirement plan exchange. They have an SBAC Young Professionals Board,that assists young professionals in navigating the complicated environment of the modern workplace.

BBB Accredited Since: 8/1/2013

Years in Business: 16

Business Details

BBB File Opened:
6/24/2013
Business Started:
4/16/2010
Business Started Locally:
4/16/2010
Business Incorporated:
4/16/2010
Type of Entity:
Corporation
Alternate Names:
SBAC
Business Management:
Mr. Elliot Richardson, Manager
Ms. Kim Brisky, Manager of Business Relations
Ms. Kathi Quinn, Chief Executive Director
Mr. Scott Baskin, CEO

Additional Contact Information

Principal Contacts
Ms. Kathi Quinn, Chief Executive Director
Customer Contacts
Ms. Kathi Quinn, Chief Executive Director
Fax numbers
Primary Fax: (312) 372-7076

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