NSBA Member Resources
NSBA members have access to tools, data, and action opportunities that turn policy awareness into real impact. Use this page as your starting point to stay informed, prepare your business, and make your voice heard in Washington.
Learn, Plan, and Stay Informed
Use these tools to understand how policy changes affect your operations and how other small businesses are experiencing the economy.
Surveys & Reports
View the DataNSBA’s national surveys capture the real world experience of small businesses on issues like capital access, regulation, taxes, and health care. Policymakers and media rely on this data. Members help shape it.
Small Business Toolbox
Explore the ToolboxGuides, checklists, and practical resources to help you navigate new regulations, policy changes, and everyday compliance challenges. Start here when you need clear, actionable information for your business.
The Team
Learn More
Meet the staff who manage NSBA’s advocacy, membership, communications, and events.
Board of Trustees
Learn MoreLearn more about the small business leaders who serve on our Board of Trustees and help guide NSBA’s strategy and policy positions.
Take Action on the Issues
Elections and policy decisions are constantly changing. These resources help you know what is happening now and how you can respond as a small business advocate.
Voter Information
Find nonpartisan information to help you register, understand key election dates, and vote with small business issues in mind. Use these tools to make sure your voice is heard at the ballot box.
Action Alerts
When critical legislation moves, NSBA issues Action Alerts with clear backgrounds, talking points, and easy ways to contact your elected officials. Check here regularly to see where your outreach can make the biggest difference right now.
Letters, Comments, and Testimony
Read the formal letters, regulatory comments, and Congressional testimony NSBA submits on behalf of small business owners. These documents show how your membership translates into a clear voice in Washington.
Connect & Partner
NSBA brings together specialized communities and corporate partners who share a commitment to small business success. These resources help you plug into that network.
Veteran’s Network
Learn MoreNSBA’s Veteran’s Network brings together veteran owned small businesses and provides a forum for sharing challenges, opportunities, and best practices. Learn how to get involved and connect with fellow veteran entrepreneurs.
Partner With NSBA
Learn MoreNSBA has a robust corporate partnership program designed to fit your specific needs. Not only does NSBA partner with larger corporations, we have options for small businesses looking to maximize their footprint.
The Team
Learn MoreMeet the staff who manage NSBA’s advocacy, membership, communications, and events.
Board of Trustees
Learn MoreLearn more about the small business leaders who serve on our Board of Trustees and help guide NSBA’s strategy and policy positions.
Join NSBA’s Mission for America’s Small Businesses
Membership in NSBA is how individual business owners turn their experience into real policy change. Members help set our Priority Issues, participate in surveys and events, and gain access to briefings, resources, and a national network of advocates.
Small-Business Technology Advocacy Priorities
SBIR/STTR
Advocating for the long-term stability and strength of federal small-business innovation programs.
Federal Innovation Programs
Supporting policies that help small businesses participate in federal research, development, and commercialization opportunities.
Small-Business Contracting
Promoting fair access and competition for small businesses in the federal marketplace.
Data Privacy Regulations
Addressing complex and burdensome privacy requirements that affect small businesses.
Patent Reform
Advocating on patent-related issues that impact small-business technology companies.