Today the president and CEO of the SC Small Business Chamber of Commerce took part in a national video news conference organized by the American Business Immigration Coalition. Citing the critical labor shortage the participants called for the U.S. Senate to ignore the opinion of the Parliamentarian and include immigration reform in the upcoming […]
Press Release December 16, 2021 Contact: Frank Knapp, 803-600-6874 Charleston-based small business owner to share success story Only one month left in open enrollment Charleston, SC (December 16, 2021)—Today the South Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce (SCSBCC) gave examples of how small business owners are saving on health insurance for themselves and their employees.
Small businesses are saving money on health insurance via the ACA Marketplace Read More »
Small business owners only have until January 15th to take advantage of big savings from premium subsidies on quality, individual health insurance for themselves and employees. Click here to watch the 30-minute webinar by the SC Small Business Chamber of Commerce. Use this passcode: XUr9LSB* Here are some small business success stories: 1. Sole Proprietor
Small business owners are saving money on health insurance via federal program Read More »
Statehouse Report, December 10, 2021 The Black Chronicle (Oklahoma City), January 2, 2022 By Frank Knapp Jr., Special to Statehouse Report In his recent editorial, “Unite to protect America’s Democracy”, Andy Brack calls on all of us to “get off the sidelines” and “fight for America” or we will “lose our freedoms and democracy.” He
Commentary: Businesses support America’s democracy Read More »
Small Business for America’s Future is currently conducting a survey to better understand small business owners’ perspectives on important issues impacting small businesses currently including the supply chain, inflation, and worker shortages. Your opinion matters! Take the survey here!
Take the survey on problems facing small businesses Read More »
Funding for this grant program is provided through the US Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program. Businesses with 10 or fewer employees, may be eligible to receive a working capital grant of $10,000 to assist with job retention, operating expenses such as rent/lease payments, payroll, utility expenses, etc.
Columbia Regional Business Report, November 22, 2021 Charleston Regional Business Journal, December 13, 2021 By Frank Knapp Jr. The recently released Consumer Price Index shows that inflation is at a 30-year high. While there are good reasons for the current inflation rate, such as supply and demand, that does not make paying higher prices on
Opinion: Costs are up on everything except one thing everyone needs Read More »
Health insurance, access to capital and the House reconciliation bill were all topics when Frank Knapp, SC Small Business Chamber, joined “Straight Talk” host Manning Kimmel on WRHI on November 22nd. Listen here.
Listen to Frank Knapp’s interview on WHRI with Manning Kimmel Read More »
Press Statement November 19, 2021 Contact: Frank Knapp 803-600-6874 fknapp@scsbc.org Today the U.S. House passed the reconciliation bill that addresses many needs of small businesses. The bill, also referred to as Build Back Better, now goes to the U.S. Senate for consideration. Below is a statement by Frank Knapp Jr., President and CEO of the
Statement from SC Small Business Chamber on House passage of reconciliation bill Read More »
SC Public Radio South Carolina Business Review November 17, 2021 Mike Switzer, host of SC Public Radio’s South Carolina Business Review, interviewed Frank Knapp about how small business owners and their employee can save money on health insurance under new federal rules. Listen to the 5-minute interview here: https://www.southcarolinapublicradio.org/show/south-carolina-business-review/2021-11-17/new-rules-for-employers-and-the-aca-marketplace Contact the SC Small Business Chamber
Listen to SC Radio interview with Frank Knapp on health insurance Read More »
