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Massachusetts

Small businesses are the backbone of Massachusetts’ economy — employing more than 1.4 million people and representing 99.5% of businesses in the state. As lawmakers consider new laws and regulations, it’s crucial that they weigh the potential impact on small businesses’ ability to use affordable, effective digital tools to grow, compete, and stay resilient in today’s uncertain economy.

Key Policy Issues

Digital Economy

Data Privacy

Massachusetts is considering a new data privacy bill, S.2516, that could significantly limit small businesses’ ability to use data-driven tools — like digital advertising — to reach customers and make informed business decisions, while exposing them to costly legal risks.

As lawmakers debate this proposal, it’s crucial they consider the real-world impact on small businesses and pursue a balanced approach that protects consumer privacy without undermining the tools small businesses depend on to grow, compete, and succeed.

Key Officials

Send a letter to your representatives in Massachusetts urging them to veto harmful legislation.

State Representative
Tricia Farley-Bouvier
State Senator
Michael Moore
Governor
Maura Healey
Attorney General
Andrea Joy Campbell
Senate Majority Leader
Cynthia Stone Creem
Assembly Speaker
Ronald Mariano

Massachusetts Small Business Leaders, You Can Make Your Voice Heard.

It’s crucial that small business leaders like you speak up and make your voice heard to your state’s legislators, especially when they’re considering bills that could very well impact your business. Sign up for our Public Policy Newsletter here to stay current on this issue and track its status.

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