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The Voice for Small Business in Florida



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The State of Florida Office of Small Business Advocate was created by Florida Chapter 2008-149, HB 7109, to serve as the principal advocate for small businesses in Florida.

In line with this charge and the other duties assigned to the OSBA by the legislation, the OSBA is reaching out to small businesses in the state through a series of Small Business Issues Forums to discover the concerns of small business owners in the current economic situation and to explore solutions that may be implemented on a state level to aid in small business success. For more information on these events, please click the event tab.


US SBA Office of Advocacy Frequently Asked Questions www.sba.gov/advo/stats/sbfaq.pdf
Announcements
101609 Draft Overview-Small Business Issues and Recommendations
  •Presentation
PowerPoint Presentations
  • OSBA Legislative Overview Jan. 2010

  •SBRAC Legislative Overview Jan. 2010
 
 
Pursuant to FL Ch. 2008-149, the Office of Small Business Advocate is established, assigned to, and administratively housed within the Florida Small Business Development Center Network, a department of the University of West Florida. In accordance with this charge, this site was created and is maintained by the Florida SBDC Network, which is solely responsible for all content. If you experience any difficulties with this site, please contact the webmaster at james.gray@floridasbdc.org.