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Archived Events
February 25, 2025
Small Business Success with AI: From Customer Growth Strategy to Execution
October 29, 2024
ADA Compliance for the Digital Age
July 23, 2024
Small Business, Big Voice: A Workshop on Driving Policy Change
June 18, 2024
3C Policy Workshop: American Privacy Rights Act
April 23, 2024
3C Workshop: Finding Customers
January 30, 2024
Navigating the AI Revolution: A Tech Policy Guide for Small Businesses
November 21, 2023
AI Workshop Part II: Unleashing Your Brand’s Potential
October 31, 2023
Your Secret Weapon: AI Tools for Small Businesses
September 26, 2023
3C Roundtable: Winning with Amazon’s Featured Offer
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Illinois Entrepreneur Brings Handmade Beauty Products to Customers Nationwide
After years of struggling with sensitive skin and cystic acne, Amanda Kezios set out to create the products she couldn’t find on the shelves. What started in the late ’90s as a personal wellness journey turned into a mission to build a beauty brand rooted in self-love, inclusivity, and natural ingredients. In 2003, Amanda founded…
Small Business Owners Fight Back Against Heavy-Handed Digital Mandates
SACRAMENTO, California (July 2, 2025) – Affordability continues to drive the conversation in Sacramento with more than 500 small business owners speaking out against legislation that would stifle competition and limit access to critical digital tools. Assembly Bill 566, authored by Assemblymember Josh Lowenthal (D- Long Beach), places restrictions on data-driven advertising that would make…
California’s Proposed Universal Data-Sharing Opt-Out Law Will Hurt Small Businesses
Data-powered digital tools, including ads and analytics, are key to small businesses’ growth and success. So it’s worrying that California legislators are considering a bill, AB 566, that could significantly limit data availability. AB 566 requires web browsers like Chrome and Safari to let customers opt out of all online data sharing in a single…
