Earlier this year, the White House launched the Startup America partnership, a creative new initiative designed to “celebrate, inspire, and accelerate” entrepreneurship in America. As part of that effort, key members of the administration are traveling across the country to talk directly to entrepreneurs and small business owners about the hurdles they experience and the process that could be improved to cultivate a better environment for successful entrepreneurship.
In the months ahead, senior administration officials will conduct forums called the Reducing Barriers Roundtable. However, if you do not live in one of the Reducing Barriers host cities, you can still participate – the White House is holding an online panel to take and respond to questions and suggestions.
Today and tomorrow before noon ET, you can submit ideas or questions here at fastcompany.com or on Twitter with the hashtag #startupamerica.
These submissions will be compiled and as many as possible will be posed to National Economic Council Director Gene Sperling and SBA Administrator Karen Mills tomorrow, Wednesday, March 23rd, at 12:00 p.m. ET on whitehouse.gov/live.