At Family Enterprise USA we provide a number membership opportunities to accommodate all levels of commitment. We exist solely for, and are supported by, family businesses.
Promote. Protect. Preserve.
Family Enterprise USA promotes family-owned business creation, growth, viability, and sustainability through education and advocacy for family businesses, and their lifetime of hard work, with Congress in Washington, D.C. Since 2007, Family Enterprise USA has represented and celebrated all sizes, professions, and industries of family-owned businesses and multi-generational employers. It is a bipartisan 501.c3 organization.
We hope your family will choose to be a member of Family Enterprise USA.
About Family Enterprise USA
Family Enterprise USA is respected and relied upon to be the voice for family business in Washington DC.
Family Enterprise USA members meet with legislators in Washington D.C., to present information on the organization’s latest work and current research.
Family Enterprise USA members educate legislators on the current economic environment that businesses face around the country.
Family Business News & Updates
Rep. Correa and Rep. Tenney Named Co-Chairs of Bipartisan Congressional Family Business Caucus
Family Enterprise USA Organizes First Caucus Meeting March 17 focused on Affordability Strategies for Family-Owned Businesses Two House of Representatives members, Rep. Lou Correa (D-CA) and Rep. Claudia Tenney (R-NY) are the new Co-Chairs of the bipartisan...
How dynasty trusts are setting a family enterprise up for long-term success
With EY support, entrepreneur John Conner, Jr. has preserved his legacy for the future benefit of his descendants, businesses and community. The better the question How does a family business leader build sustainability for generations? An...
Taxation & Representation: Tax Alert – New Bills Could Reshape Your Finances!
House Republicans Begin Discussions on Reconciliation 2.0: Last week, House Republican leaders agreed to try to advance a second reconciliation bill this year, but they remain deeply divided over what policies to include and how to pay for them. Speaker Mike Johnson...