The Center for American Entrepreneurship (CAE) is a Washington, DCbased nonpartisan research, policy, and advocacy organization
established in 2017. CAE’s mission is to work with U.S. policymakers to
enact a comprehensive policy agenda intended to achieve a stronger,
more resilient, and inclusive U.S. economy through thriving
entrepreneurship. Toward that goal, CAE established the House and
Senate Entrepreneurship Caucuses in 2019, and has participated in the
introduction of more than 20 pieces of innovation- and entrepreneurshipfocused legislation. To ensure that CAE stays in close touch with
entrepreneurs and the issues and challenges that matter most to them,
CAE’s staff conducts regular roundtables with entrepreneurs across the
country. Over the six years since CAE’s establishment in 2017, CAE’s
staff has conducted about 50 such roundtables. Sometimes the
roundtables focus on general issues, barriers, and obstacles important to
entrepreneurs, while other roundtables focus on a specific area of interest
that CAE wants to know more about and understand better. CAE’s
founder and president John Dearie will be in Fort Worth on November
16th and wants to hear from you. A 90-minute roundtable will be held at
HSC Next at 2:30PM on November 16th, co-hosted by Cameron
Cushman, Assistant Vice President for Innovation Ecosystems at HSC
Next. The roundtable discussion will focus on identifying and
understanding the major challenges and barriers that confront Fort Wortharea entrepreneurs, and ways that policymakers can potentially help. The
November 16th roundtable is a great way to convey your input and
insights as an entrepreneur to someone working on your behalf with
policymakers in the nation’s capital.