About our Committees

The Small Business Freedom Alliance Membership Committee is responsible for expanding the reach, influence and authority of the Small Business Freedom Alliance by recruiting and engaging small business owners, small business supporters and influencers who will join us to uphold and defend our Constitutional rights and the tenets of the SBFA. They will keep a current list of members and greet all members and record their attendance at the SBFA Freedom Meetings. The current chair of the SBFA Membership Committee is Crystel Smith.

If you are interested in joining this committee, contact info@smallbusinessfreedomalliance.org

The Small Business Freedom Alliance Finance/Fundraising Committee is responsible for securing the financial health of the Small Business Freedom Alliance. Members have a fiduciary duty to ensure that the financial matters of the organizations are in line with the mission of our organization by: maintaining accurate and complete financial records, presenting accurate and timely financial statements to the board, helping the board understand our finances, budgeting and anticipating financial problems, safeguarding the organizations assets and complying with federal, state and other reporting requirements. The current chair of the SBFA Finance Committee is Cary Claytor Nelson.

If you are interested in joining this committee, contact info@smallbusinessfreedomalliance.org

The Small Business Freedom Alliance Education Committee recognizes personal choice and freedom, both for the individual and small business, require safeguarding by means of an informed and educated public. The primary focus of the Committee is to secure education and knowledge resources in line with the mission of the Small Business Freedom Alliance. The Education Committee is dedicated to equipping small business leaders by facilitating the professional learning and provision of resources, linkages and information that they need to grow and develop their unique business. The committee curates and provides resources to inform and engage leaders in understanding their rights and freedoms to make informed decisions for their businesses and families.  The current chair of the SBFA Education Committee is Samantha Armel. 

If you are interested in joining this committee, contact info@smallbusinessfreedomalliance.org

The Small Business Freedom Alliance Public Relations Committee will be responsible for communicating with the membership about the Small Business Freedom Alliance Freedom Meetings and any special events that promote the SBFA. The public relations committee will promote the SBFA and the tenets of the SBFA through social media, the SBFA website, press releases and interactions with the local press and media. The current chair of the SBFA Public Relations Committee is Stacie Haaga.

If you are interested in joining this committee, contact info@smallbusinessfreedomalliance.org