Karen Kerrigan

Karen Kerrigan

Karen Kerrigan is President of the Small Business and Entrepreneurship Council. Karen is a nationally recognized spokesperson on tax, budget and fiscal issues, government waste, regulation, grassroots organizing, and political activism. She is frequently tapped by the media for her viewpoint and commentary, and regularly testifies before Congress. Karen has appeared on such television programs as CNBC's America's Talking Network, C-SPAN, The Wall Street Journal Report, European Business News, The Home Business Show, Bloomberg Business News, NET's Capital Watch, and frequently serves as a guest host for both television and radio programs including the nationally syndicated Michael Reagan Show. She writes a bi-weekly syndicated commentary for the American City Business Journals. Karen’s op-ed’s have appeared in The Washington Times, Investor's Business Daily, and other local and regional newspapers.
Category: Trade Groups and Think Tanks, Women and Minority Issues
Web Sites:
www.sbecouncil.org

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The government is creating uncertainty for small business
Featuring Karen Kerrigan June 21, 2010
The government is creating uncertainty for small business. Karen Kerrigan joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how the health care bill will hurt small business, plus changes in 1099 reporting and the plan to tax Sub S distributions as earned income.
The global growth in woman-owned small businesses
Featuring Karen Kerrigan June 21, 2010
Woman-owned small businesses are growing globally, according to Karen Kerrigan who joins Jim Blasingame to report on her recent work with women entrepreneurs in Portugal and Morocco.
What's in the health care bill for small business?
Featuring Karen Kerrigan April 13, 2010
What's in the health care bill for small business? Karen Kerrigan joins Jim Blasingame to report on what is in the health care bill for small business owners, including the good and the bad, like tax credits and tax increases. They also talk about the prospect of a VAT.