Small Business "Backbone" Podcast
Small Business "Backbone" Podcast
Podcast Description
Welcome to the official podcast of the South Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce, a non-partisan organization advocating for small businesses since 2000. The most universal comment of politicians on the campaign trail is that small businesses are the backbone of our economy.This podcast explores, in meaningful conversations, primarily with South Carolina legislators, the issues and policies shaping the small business landscape in the Palmetto State. The Small Business “Backbone” Podcast provides a friendly platform for state legislators to share their views and expertise on issues impacting small businesses. This podcast will also feature some conversations with other organizations and small businesses.Listeners will hear candid discussions with legislators about their support for state policies to benefit our small businesses. These conversations offer valuable perspectives and explore problem-solving solutions for growing entrepreneurship and successful small businesses.The Small Business “Backbone” Podcast seeks to build bridges in the political discourse to find common ground and amplify the voice of small business.If you would like to have your business or organization featured in a podcast, please email [email protected] comments to [email protected].
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The podcast focuses on legislative issues and policies impacting small businesses in South Carolina, with episodes covering topics such as economic development, access to healthcare for small businesses, and recent anti-DEI legislation. Specific episode highlights include discussions on child care access initiatives, liquor liability reform, and social media literacy as it relates to youth, emphasizing the intersection of small business advocacy and state legislation.
Welcome to the official podcast of the South Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce, a non-partisan organization advocating for small businesses since 2000. The most universal comment of politicians on the campaign trail is that small businesses are the backbone of our economy.
This podcast explores, in meaningful conversations, primarily with South Carolina legislators, the issues and policies shaping the small business landscape in the Palmetto State. The Small Business “Backbone” Podcast provides a friendly platform for state legislators to share their views and expertise on issues impacting small businesses. This podcast will also feature some conversations with other organizations and small businesses.
Listeners will hear candid discussions with legislators about their support for state policies to benefit our small businesses. These conversations offer valuable perspectives and explore problem-solving solutions for growing entrepreneurship and successful small businesses.
The Small Business “Backbone” Podcast seeks to build bridges in the political discourse to find common ground and amplify the voice of small business.
If you would like to have your business or organization featured in a podcast, please email [email protected].
Send comments to [email protected].
Community Development Financial Institutions provide capital and technical assistance to rural and underserved small businesses, farmers, and affordable housing projects using federal and large private financial institution funds. There are over 1,400 of these mission-driven community lenders in the U.S. Now, the Trump Administration is planning on terminating federal staff at the CDFI program.
Antonio White, former U.S. Treasury Deputy Assistant Secretary, says that the current Administration is intent of “wiping America of any remnant of a perceived diversity, equity and inclusion programs.” CDFIs, that have great bipartisan support, have been caught up in this effort and the Administration is wrongfully targeting them as corporate welfare and DEI says White.
White insists that Congressional leaders need to step up to defend CDFIs and the great work they do in community development and providing local banking in communities where traditional financial institutions have abandoned.
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