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Focusing the Power of Small Business
The Small Business Association of Michigan (SBAM) is your champion. No other organization takes on the fight for small business like SBAM. No one. We focus the political power, buying power, and entrepreneurial resources on behalf of Michigan’s small business champions every day so that you can be successful in running your business. Discover how an SBAM membership will help your business thrive. Governed by small business ownersSBAM understands the challenges you face because we are run by small business owners – small business owners who decided that we deserve better from our government. Unlike many other business organizations, everything SBAM does is focused exclusively on small business with no conflict from big business. Running your small business is your passion – being your champion is ours. Get the free Small Business Champion E-Newsletter and stay up-to-date on legislative issues affecting small business. Save time and money Our products and services are designed to save you time, save you money, and help you succeed. Count on SBAM to get what you need to tackle human resources issues, legal questions, operational challenges, government relations issues and more. You can even get one-on-one help. Join today Join SBAM online and get immediate access to substantial discounts on reliable products and services to help you run your business, valuable members-only content to answer your tough questions, and resources to help you get ahead. Or, become a trial member today – FREE of charge. You’ll gain free and exclusive access to our unique online resources. It’s like having your own group of experts ready to help you in all areas of your business. Contact us at (800) 362-5461 or e-mail sales@sbam.org, if you have any questions Member log in Already an SBAM member? Log in above for members-only content. |
WHAT'S NEW 2009 SBAM Annual Meeting & Networking Luncheon Hear Martha Stewart Speak in Detroit SBAM Names Palsrok as New Vice President for Government Relations Expansion of UI to Part Time Workers Will Lead to Higher UI Taxes on Employers |
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