Organized Business Council is a national network of Americans, from all walks of life, who formed a 527 and  believe that prosperity and opportunity come through economic freedom. We work to promote public policies that promote family business and economic growth primarily through legislative involvement, issue advocacy, research, training and educational activity.

The primary tactic of the separate Org. Business Council PAC is to provide financial support from organization members to viable pro-growth candidates to Congress, particularly in Republican primaries.

Organized Business Council Goals:

o   Sustaining growth through tax cuts

o   Business tax repeal

o   Cutting and limiting government spending

o   Social Security reform with personal retirement accounts

o   Expanding trade

o   Legal reform to end abusive lawsuits

o   Replacing the current tax code

o   School choice

o   Regulatory reform and deregulation

The Organized Business Council is dedicated to improving our community by creating an environment that supports business and hard working families. We promise to work tirelessly to improve conditions in our community and affect positive change in the world around us. We affirm the importance of working together to find solutions. The Organized Business Council will operate lawfully and respectfully in all matters. We will raise funds for our endeavors. We believe in The Organized Business Council will not waiver in the conviction to create a better community for all citizens.

The Organized Business Council is committed to improving the life of every citizen. Through outreach and advocacy in local communities, we can make a difference and support Pro-Business and Pro-Family organizations! We regularly meet with legislators, attend hearings, and support candidates that support their community by pledging to cut taxes and support our troops. We have been successful in advocating for improvements in our community so we can build a better world for American families.

Signed March 1, 2008
Organized Business Council (OBC)