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News Release MONTGOMERY, Ala. – The Business Council of Alabama (BCA) pro-jobs political affiliate, ProgressPAC, has endorsed 36 additional state legislative candidates for the 2022 election cycle. This is the… Read More
Senate Majority Leader Clay Scofield (R-Guntersville) was the featured speaker on Tuesday at BCA’s weekly Government Affairs Briefing in Montgomery. Senator Scofield provided an update on the current legislative session, including the latest progress made in the area of high-speed broadband internet expansion.
Senate Majority Leader Clay Scofield joined BCA’s Susan Carothers to discuss broadband expansion and what it could mean for growth in your area.
Gone are the days of getting a loan simply by picking up the phone and calling your banker. Lenders today must make decisions using a complex set of factors to determine the loan eligibility of a small business borrower.
Alabama House Minority Leader Anthony Daniels (D-Huntsville) was the featured speaker on Tuesday at BCA’s weekly Government Affairs Briefing in Montgomery. Rep. Daniels covered a range of relevant topics, gave an update on what’s happened so far during the legislative session, what’s to come, and how recent developments affect the state’s business climate, including workforce development.
House Minority Leader Anthony Daniels sat down with BCA to discuss his perspective on gun legislation as a pro-business Democrat and small business owner.
The Business Council of Alabama (BCA) today hosted the inaugural “Side by Side” Women’s Leadership Luncheon event, marking International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month in the United States.
Alabama Revenue Commissioner Vernon Barnett was the featured speaker on Tuesday at BCA’s weekly Government Affairs Briefing in Montgomery. Commissioner Barnett discussed several pieces of legislation that reduce taxes on businesses and promote growth.
Commissioner of Revenue Vernon Barnett joined BCA this week to discuss several tax cuts that will benefit Alabama businesses, especially small businesses. He also spoke briefly about one of his department’s responsibilities that has made news lately: the approval process for personalized license plates.
Laura grill refuses to let covid define EAMC’s future. East Alabama Health continues to grow along with the communities it serves, even amid the challenges of COVID-19.