American Business Conference (ABC)
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American Business Conference
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1828 L St., NW, Ste. 908 Washington, DC 20036 DC Tel. 202-822-9300 Fax 202-467-4070 |
Type: Private
On the web:
http://www.americanbusinessconference.org
Maintaining business growth should be as easy as 1,2,3 for members of ABC. The American Business Conference represents the interests of midsize, rapid-growth companies by lobbying for growth-oriented public policies and a higher standard of living for Americans. Membership is open to chairmen, CEOs, and presidents of companies with at least $25 million in annual revenues. The group focuses on federal fiscal policy, litigation and regulatory reform, international trade, and education. ABC publishes reports on international competitiveness, tax reform, capital costs, and savings and consumption. The group was founded in 1981 by Arthur Levitt, Jr., former chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
Officers:
Chairman: Alfred P. West Jr.
President: Business & Professional Associations
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American Business Conference (ABC)
organization representing the combination (in 2002) of the former American Business Conference (ABC), the nation’s leading association of midsize businesses, and the Association of Publicly Traded Companies (APTC), the leading lobby for mid cap and Small Cap public companies. Both organizations were formed in the early 1980s and function as bipartisan advocates of policies to promote economic growth, tax reform, open international trade and investment, regulatory and securities litigation reform, and better corporate governance, proxy process, and accounting and capital markets standards.
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