SANTA MONICA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In a move symbolic of unprecedented bi-partisan support for stimulating new job creation, the House of Representatives passed by a margin of 421 to 1 the Small Company Financing Act, and by a similar margin the Entrepreneurs Access to Capital "Crowdfunding" Bill.
“This is a great day for entrepreneurs and heralds the most important move yet towards reviving our economy. Everyone complains about the deadlock in Washington and the lack of bi-partisan real action to create jobs. Well some credit for important action has to be given here. These bills supported by the President, the Democrats and the Republicans will immediately begin creating jobs,” Stated Howard J. Leonhardt Founder & Chairman of The Entrepreneurship Party and The California Stock Exchange.
The Entrepreneurship Party www.entrepreneurshipparty.com, is a public policy institute supporting entrepreneurs (E Party) and The California Stock Exchange (CalX) www.calstockexchange.com, has long supported the passage of these bills. The new laws will make it easier for small companies to raise capital at less cost.
Howard Leonhardt will present The California Stock Exchange plan at the Startup Financing session at the Future of Entrepreneurship Education Summit www.feesummit.com in Washington D.C. Nov. 18th, 2011 at 4pm at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Contact: Ms. Sofia Yepes, Executive Assistant, The California Stock Exchange, Santa Monica, California via email howard@calstockexchange.com, see web site www.leonhardtventures.com for more information.
About CalX The California Stock Exchange: Formed in 2008 CalX is divided into two parts; the first is a collection of existing best in class service providers that help small firms raise capital. The second is the preparation for an entirely new revolutionary stock exchange under the motto, “This is not your father’s stock exchange.” Soon to come the CalX ap button on the bottom of press releases, articles and videos providing easy access to crowdfunding. CalX takes special steps to promote local investing and investment in social good enterprises. The California Stock Exchange has the goal to create 23 million new jobs within the next five years, not just any jobs but jobs that people love, by providing the funding mechanisms for people to pursue their dreams.