Long Island Advancement
of Small Business

LISA

You may not realize it, but the Long Island Advancement of Small Business is part of a network of fabulous organizations on Long Island called LISA: Long Island Strategic Alliance. The beauty of LISA is that it gives us strength in numbers, and a real multiplier force for getting things done, and accomplishing our mission.

Our membership in LISA means that you can attend meetings and events from any of our sister organizations at member pricing.

 

Organization Website Contact E-mail Telephone
Alert Long Island www.alertli.org   Ken Greenberg or Marie Zere  Ken@alertli.org
Association of Contingency Planner of Long Island www.acp-li.org Jeff Stern Andrew J. Weitzberg Jeff.stern@eaglebusinesssolution.com Aweitzberg@braegroup.com   631-219-7648        631-865-0707
Direct Marketing Association of Long Island www.dmali.org Peter Stein Peter.stein2324@gmail.com 917-757-1546
Interchange Business Organization www.meetibo.com Tom Gibson tgibson@meetibo.com 516-801-4779
Long Island Advancement of Small Business www.liasb.com John A. Hill John.hill@liasb.com 516-473-7202
Long Island Metro Business Action www.limba.net Ernie Fazio info@limba.net 631-757-1698
McArthur Business Alliance www.mcarthurbusinessalliance.com   James  McGowan McGowan2@adelphi.edu 631-913-3344
Organizational Development Network Long Island www.odnetworkli.org  Jerry S.  Siegel Jerry@jasbmanagement.com 516-364-1116
Time to Play Foundation www.timetoplay.com Doreen Guma doreen@timetoplay.com 631-331-2675
 

LIASB ADVOCACY

ad·vo·ca·cy (dv-k-s) n. The act of pleading or arguing in favor of something, such as a cause, idea, or policy; active support. The LIASB was established as an advocacy group for small business owners on Long Island. We accept and review any issues faced by our members, identify urgency and scope and then go to work. From over-taxation and over-regulation to ObamaCare or LIPA, we are your voice and your muscle. Join us today or share your challenges or concerns here: Tell Us What's on your mind?

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Membership Benefits

Education. Training. Resources. What you read and learn today will define who you are and the future of your business. The LIASB is your hub for low-cost and up-to-the-minute education, training and business resources all designed to help you compete and grow. We are 100% dedicated to small business on Long Island and have the lowest membership dues.

12 monthly educational seminars/workshops with 4 networking after-hours events plus access to top business professionals is ROI that can't be beat. Participate in one of our committees or just show up and share your war stories. We love to listen and we'll share our own experiences. No politics, no bull, unbiased. We're in it together and we welcome you. Join Us Today.


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The mission of the Long Island Advancement of Small Business (LIASB) is to support business development and growth and to advocate for small business owners in Nassau and Suffolk counties. The LIASB fosters learning and business excellence by collaborating with major academic institutions and by providing education, training and resources to small business owners and their employees.

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  • TRAINING - Seminars & Hands-On Workshops
  • RESOURCES - Direct Contact with Business Experts & LI Officials
  • ADVOCACY - Advocating & Fighting for Less Government & More Support for Small Businesses