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The American Benefits Council is a prominent public policy organization based in Washington, DC, dedicated to advocating for employers committed to enhancing the health and financial well-being of their workers, retirees, and families. As the largest organization focused exclusively on employee benefits matters, it represents over 220 of the world's largest companies, ensuring their voices are heard in shaping national, state, and global benefits policy. Through its various initiatives, the Council addresses critical issues such as retirement and health plan sponsorship, compliance with regulations, and the coordination of paid family leave programs. By engaging with lawmakers and stakeholders, the organization strives to protect multistate employers from disruptive state and local benefit laws while promoting best-in-class solutions for employee benefits. Generated from the website

The National Small Business Association (NSBA) was established in 1937 to advocate for American entrepreneurs, with a membership of 65,000 representing all states and industries. As a nonpartisan organization, NSBA is driven by small-business owners nationwide who actively engage in local, regional, and national small-business issues, serving as a unifying force for various small-business groups. Generated from their available business information