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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.
Capital Briefing Senate Minority Leader Singleton Talks Pro-Business Legislation at BCA Briefing Senate Minority Leader Bobby Singleton (D-Greensboro) highlighted BCA’s Government Affairs Briefing this Tuesday. During this comments, Sen. Singleton thanked… Read More
Featured Senator Singleton sat down this week with BCA’s Susan Carothers to discuss what it means to be pro-business and what businesses in the Black Belt need to be economically… Read More
BCA In The News After two full years of economic turmoil caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, employers throughout the country continue to face headwinds. In some cases, those headwinds are… Read More
Capital Briefing House Majority Leader Ledbetter: Supporting Small Business is Critical to State’s Economy Alabama House Majority Leader Nathaniel Ledbetter (R-Rainsville) provided a legislative update to BCA’s Government Affairs Committee… Read More
Featured Representative Nathaniel Ledbetter sat down this week with BCA’s Susan Carothers to discuss the mental health crisis in our state and what is being done to help all Alabamians,… Read More
Capital Briefing Senate Pro Tem Greg Reed Discusses Legislative Session’s Progress at BCA Briefing Senate President Pro Tem Greg Reed (R- Jasper) spoke to BCA’s Government Affairs Committee in Montgomery… Read More
Featured Senate President Pro Tem Greg Reed sat down with BCA’s Susan Carothers to discuss the Alabama’s Innovation Commission. Related Post
Featured Previous Next BCA held its 2022 Reception Honoring Leaders of State Government on Wednesday night. Over 400 business leaders and elected officials gathered at the Capital City Club in… Read More