The Colorado MicroBusiness Alliance (“CMBA”) is a business association for Colorado businesses with 10 or fewer employees.

DENVER, CO , USA, August 21, 2015 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The Colorado MicroBusiness Alliance, or “CMBA,” is a business association for Colorado entrepreneurs with 10 or fewer employees.

The Colorado MicroBusiness Alliance began operations last month. The official Ribbon Cutting launch event for CMBA will take place at 1:00 p.m. on August 27th at the “August Extravaganza” at The Ranch in Loveland (5280 Arena Cir 100, Loveland, CO 80538).

CMBA offers many benefits to its business owner members, including political advocacy, professional training, effective networking, and volume savings on business products and services. CMBA offers all this for a remarkably low fee – only $5 per month or $48 per year.

“There is an amazingly vibrant community of MicroBusinesses operating in our healthy Colorado economy. Over 90% of Colorado businesses have 10 or fewer employees, which translates to more than 400,000 businesses,” said Greg Bashaw, CMBA’s Executive Director. “These businesses generate more than $40 billion of GDP annually. A majority of job growth comes from this sector. Think about those numbers. This is a powerful and dynamic group of people. By joining together, they have the ability to do some great things.”

All big businesses were, at one point, a MicroBusiness. CMBA believes that it is vital to the Colorado economy that these small be given every opportunity to succeed. They need a friendly political and regulatory environment, the best possible training, and access to cost-effective business products and services. CMBA’s mission is to ensure that every MicroBusiness owner has access to these things.

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