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Family Enterprise USA (legal name: FEUSA, Inc.) is a private 501(c)(3) nonprofit advocacy organization founded in 2007 and headquartered at 712 H Street NE Suite 1330 in Washington, D.C. Its functional purpose is to represent family-owned businesses and family offices before the U.S. Congress, with a primary focus on federal tax policy — specifically opposing or shaping proposed wealth taxes, estate taxes, gift taxes, generation-skipping taxes, capital gains increases, and the elimination of valuation discounts — and on policy issues affecting generational business transitions. The organization serves a horizontal member base consisting of family-owned enterprises of all sizes and industries, family offices, and trade associations representing family businesses, with stated membership of approximately 32 million family businesses nationally as the addressable constituency (per its own cited research).

The organization's "products" are non-technological advocacy and content services rather than a software platform: it organizes and operates the bipartisan Congressional Family Business Caucus (co-chaired by Rep. Lou Correa and Rep. Claudia Tenney), hosts Capitol Hill outreach days where members meet directly with legislators, conducts the Annual Family Business Survey (710 respondents across 46 states in the 2026 edition), and publishes research, whitepapers, a podcast, webcasts, and a news vertical. There is no proprietary technology stack; the technology footprint is limited to a WordPress-based website, social media accounts (Facebook, X, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube), an RSS feed, and standard webinar/podcast distribution tooling.

Family Enterprise USA operates a membership-supported business model with three revenue streams: (1) tiered membership dues and sponsorships from family businesses and family offices on an annual billing cadence, with pricing not publicly disclosed; (2) corporate sponsorships from professional services firms — including EY, Bank OZK, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, Pathstone, Whittier Trust, Winged Keel Group, Ahola, LSL CPAs, CFAR, Buchanan Street Partners, and Brown & Streza LLP — that gain visibility through logo placement on the website and at events; and (3) tax-deductible donations including donor-advised fund, memorial, and private foundation gifts. Distribution is direct-to-enterprise via in-person engagement in Washington D.C. and a website-based membership portal. The organization also operates a sister 501(c)(4)-style advocacy entity, Family Enterprise USA Action (FEUSA Action), and a Women's Business Owners Group sub-program.

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Family Enterprise USA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 2007 that advocates for U.S. family-owned businesses and family offices on federal tax and estate policy, operating the Congressional Family Business Caucus and funding its work through membership dues, corporate sponsorships, and donations.

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family business advocacy, nonprofit trade association, tax policy advocacy, estate planning policy, legislative advocacy services
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1Family Business & Succession Advisory
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  • Professional Organizations81392
  • Professional Organizations813920
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Nonprofit Advocacy Services
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Family Enterprise USA operates as a 501(c)(3) organization funded primarily through membership dues and sponsorships from family-owned businesses and family offices. They offer various membership levels including Association Members, Sponsors, and individual supporters.

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Corporate sponsors including EY, Bank OZK, Brownstein, Pathstone, Ahola, Brown & Streza, Whittier Trust, CFAR, Winged Keel Group, LSL CPAs, and others provide financial support. Sponsors gain visibility through logo placement on the website and at events.

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The organization accepts donations and offers options including donor advised funds, memorial gifts, and private foundation gifts. Family foundations can donate to support the organization's advocacy mission.

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1Membership levels for family businesses and family offices
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Pricing not publicly disclosed - quote-based membership tiers available to accommodate all levels of commitment from family businesses

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1Family Enterprise USA Action
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Sister organization to Family Enterprise USA; also advocates for family-owned businesses and family offices on Capitol Hill.

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Family Enterprise USA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit advocacy organization that represents family-owned businesses and family offices before the U.S. Congress. It provides direct legislative advocacy, policy research, an annual family business survey, the Congressional Family Business Caucus, and member-only networking and education in exchange for membership dues, sponsorships, and donations.

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  • Family businesses contribute $7.7 trillion annually to U.S. GDP and support 83.3 million jobs
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Family Enterprise USA operates as a membership-based advocacy organization offering a portfolio of research, educational, and policy engagement services for family-owned businesses. The core offerings include the Annual Family Business Survey (conducted since 2021), the Congressional Family Business Caucus (organized events connecting businesses with legislators), Research/Polls & Whitepapers on tax and policy topics, a Podcast for ongoing content, Webcasts & Webinars for educational programming, Family Business News for policy updates, and a Membership Program enabling participation in advocacy efforts. These services work together to advance FEUSA's mission of promoting and protecting family-owned businesses through education, research, and direct advocacy with Congress.

Product and service7 records
1Membership Program
CategoryMembership / Advocacy Service
Description

Paid membership offering for family-owned businesses and family offices that includes advocacy representation on Capitol Hill, access to the Annual Family Business Survey and other research, participation in Congressional Family Business Caucus events, and Capitol Hill visits with legislators. Membership tiers are quote-based and intended to accommodate all levels of commitment.

2Congressional Family Business Caucus
CategoryAdvocacy Program
Description

Bipartisan Congressional caucus organized by FEUSA that convenes House Members and family business leaders at the U.S. Capitol to discuss capital access, growth strategies, and tax policy. Members of FEUSA attend caucus meetings and present research directly to legislators as part of the advocacy program.

3Annual Family Business Survey
CategoryResearch Service
Description

Annual research survey conducted by FEUSA that gathers data from U.S. family business owners on economic contributions, policy concerns, and business trends. Results are published as reports and shared with Congress as part of FEUSA's advocacy work.

4Research, Polls & Whitepapers
CategoryResearch / Policy Content
Description

Collection of economic research, polling data, and policy analysis on family business topics — including wealth taxes, estate taxes, and government policies affecting family-owned enterprises — distributed to members and shared with legislators to support FEUSA's advocacy positions.

5Webcasts & Webinars
CategoryEducational Programming
Description

Virtual educational presentations and webcasts for FEUSA members and prospects on wealth tax proposals, private foundations, capital strategies, and family business planning topics, often co-hosted with sponsor firms such as Brownstein and Brown & Streza LLP.

6Family Enterprise USA Podcast
CategoryPodcast / Multimedia Content
Description

Recurring audio program distributed on FEUSA's channels featuring discussions on family business issues, advocacy efforts, and interviews with business leaders and policymakers.

7Family Business News
CategoryNews / Policy Content
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Regularly updated news and policy commentary on familyenterpriseusa.com covering legislative developments, policy analysis, and economic research relevant to family-owned businesses, including the President's recurring "Saying It Out Loud" column.

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Partnership6 partners
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Brownstein is a legal and government affairs firm partner that provides legislative and political updates to FEUSA. Russ Sullivan and Jared Jones from Brownstein provide regular policy updates at FEUSA events. The firm also co-hosts webinars with FEUSA, such as the Private Foundations webinar series.

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Description

Brown & Streza LLP co-hosts educational webinars with FEUSA, including 'Private Foundations: 5 Most Frequently Asked Questions' webinar. The firm provides integrated legal services in tax, estate, and business succession planning for closely-held businesses.

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Description

Winged Keel Group is a sponsor that led a FEUSA webcast on 'Understanding the PPLI Opportunity: The Basics and Beyond.' The firm specializes in Private Placement Life Insurance for affluent families and sophisticated planning.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Lido Consulting released a webcast featuring Family Enterprise USA's Pat Soldano discussing the impact of proposed legislation including H.R. 1 and the 'Billionaire Tax Bill' on family-owned businesses and family offices.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

CFAR (Center for Family Business) is a sponsor and strategic partner of FEUSA, with logo visibility on the website and at events.

6Congressional Family Business Caucus
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The Congressional Family Business Caucus is a bipartisan caucus co-chaired by Rep. Lou Correa (D-CA) and Rep. Claudia Tenney (R-NY). FEUSA organizes and hosts caucus meetings at the Capitol Building where members meet with legislators.

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Nonpartisan tax-policy think tank whose research frequently frames the same estate-tax and capital-gains debates that drive FEUSA's advocacy. Relevant as an allied intellectual-influence peer whose data and analyses FEUSA leverages.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The largest small-and-independent-business advocacy organization in the U.S. It shares FEUSA's DC-based, dues-and-sponsorship-funded, tax-policy-focused model targeting family and small businesses, but at much larger scale and broader small-business scope.

TypeBroad incumbent
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The largest U.S. business federation with deep DC lobbying resources across small and family-business tax and regulatory issues. Overlaps with FEUSA on core tax-advocacy priorities but serves a vastly broader constituency.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Trade association that lobbies Congress on behalf of family-owned businesses, with a near-identical policy focus (tax, estate, succession). It is the closest direct competitor to FEUSA and competes for the same members and Capitol Hill access.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Large industry trade association with substantial DC lobbying muscle on tax and regulatory issues that intersect family-owned manufacturing businesses. Compare as a broad incumbent whose advocacy reach overlaps with FEUSA's specific family-business niche.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Membership-based advocacy nonprofit focused on tax, regulatory, and healthcare policy for small and family businesses. Operates with similar DC grassroots-advocacy and policy-research infrastructure as FEUSA.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Advocacy organization promoting small-business and family-business economic interests through campaigns, policy advocacy, and grassroots mobilization. Comparable in audience, donor-funded operating model, and DC policy focus.

TypeDirect peer
Description

DC-based nonprofit whose mission is preserving pass-through and family-business tax structures (Subchapter S, valuation discounts, estate-tax exemptions). It is a similar small, focused, tax-advocacy trade association competing for both Congressional attention and overlapping family-business members.

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Family Enterprise USA

Nonprofit Advocacy Servicesfamilyenterpriseusa.com

Family Enterprise USA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 2007 that advocates for U.S. family-owned businesses and family offices on federal tax and estate policy, operating the Congressional Family Business Caucus and funding its work through membership dues, corporate sponsorships, and donations.

What Family Enterprise USA does

Family Enterprise USA (legal name: FEUSA, Inc.) is a private 501(c)(3) nonprofit advocacy organization founded in 2007 and headquartered at 712 H Street NE Suite 1330 in Washington, D.C. Its functional purpose is to represent family-owned businesses and family offices before the U.S. Congress, with a primary focus on federal tax policy — specifically opposing or shaping proposed wealth taxes, estate taxes, gift taxes, generation-skipping taxes, capital gains increases, and the elimination of valuation discounts — and on policy issues affecting generational business transitions. The organization serves a horizontal member base consisting of family-owned enterprises of all sizes and industries, family offices, and trade associations representing family businesses, with stated membership of approximately 32 million family businesses nationally as the addressable constituency (per its own cited research).

The organization's "products" are non-technological advocacy and content services rather than a software platform: it organizes and operates the bipartisan Congressional Family Business Caucus (co-chaired by Rep. Lou Correa and Rep. Claudia Tenney), hosts Capitol Hill outreach days where members meet directly with legislators, conducts the Annual Family Business Survey (710 respondents across 46 states in the 2026 edition), and publishes research, whitepapers, a podcast, webcasts, and a news vertical. There is no proprietary technology stack; the technology footprint is limited to a WordPress-based website, social media accounts (Facebook, X, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube), an RSS feed, and standard webinar/podcast distribution tooling.

Family Enterprise USA operates a membership-supported business model with three revenue streams: (1) tiered membership dues and sponsorships from family businesses and family offices on an annual billing cadence, with pricing not publicly disclosed; (2) corporate sponsorships from professional services firms — including EY, Bank OZK, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, Pathstone, Whittier Trust, Winged Keel Group, Ahola, LSL CPAs, CFAR, Buchanan Street Partners, and Brown & Streza LLP — that gain visibility through logo placement on the website and at events; and (3) tax-deductible donations including donor-advised fund, memorial, and private foundation gifts. Distribution is direct-to-enterprise via in-person engagement in Washington D.C. and a website-based membership portal. The organization also operates a sister 501(c)(4)-style advocacy entity, Family Enterprise USA Action (FEUSA Action), and a Women's Business Owners Group sub-program.

Family Enterprise USA firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Family Enterprise USA
Legal name
FEUSA, Inc.
Website
https://familyenterpriseusa.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2007
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Family Enterprise USA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 2007 that advocates for U.S. family-owned businesses and family offices on federal tax and estate policy, operating the Congressional Family Business Caucus and funding its work through membership dues, corporate sponsorships, and donations.
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Product category
Nonprofit Advocacy Services
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Professional Organizations (81392), Professional Organizations (813920)
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Services-Membership Organizations (8600)
akta.pro primary industry
Family Business & Succession Advisory (FSAAADAL)

Keywords

  • Family business advocacy
  • Nonprofit trade association
  • Tax policy advocacy
  • Estate planning policy
  • Legislative advocacy services

Where Family Enterprise USA is headquartered

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Washington
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United States
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North America

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B2B
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Services
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Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Others

Revenue model

  1. Membership Dues: Family Enterprise USA operates as a 501(c)(3) organization funded primarily through membership dues and sponsorships from family-owned businesses and family offices. They offer various membership levels including Association Members, Sponsors, and individual supporters.
  2. Sponsorships: Corporate sponsors including EY, Bank OZK, Brownstein, Pathstone, Ahola, Brown & Streza, Whittier Trust, CFAR, Winged Keel Group, LSL CPAs, and others provide financial support. Sponsors gain visibility through logo placement on the website and at events.
  3. Donations: The organization accepts donations and offers options including donor advised funds, memorial gifts, and private foundation gifts. Family foundations can donate to support the organization's advocacy mission.

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ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualMembership levels for family businesses and family offices

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels11 records

Family Enterprise USA product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Family Enterprise USA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit advocacy organization that represents family-owned businesses and family offices before the U.S. Congress. It provides direct legislative advocacy, policy research, an annual family business survey, the Congressional Family Business Caucus, and member-only networking and education in exchange for membership dues, sponsorships, and donations.

Product overview

Family Enterprise USA operates as a membership-based advocacy organization offering a portfolio of research, educational, and policy engagement services for family-owned businesses. The core offerings include the Annual Family Business Survey (conducted since 2021), the Congressional Family Business Caucus (organized events connecting businesses with legislators), Research/Polls & Whitepapers on tax and policy topics, a Podcast for ongoing content, Webcasts & Webinars for educational programming, Family Business News for policy updates, and a Membership Program enabling participation in advocacy efforts. These services work together to advance FEUSA's mission of promoting and protecting family-owned businesses through education, research, and direct advocacy with Congress.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Family Enterprise USA Action: Sister organization to Family Enterprise USA; also advocates for family-owned businesses and family offices on Capitol Hill.

Products and services

  • Membership Program Paid membership offering for family-owned businesses and family offices that includes advocacy representation on Capitol Hill, access to the Annual Family Business Survey and other research, participation in Congressional Family Business Caucus events, and Capitol Hill visits with legislators. Membership tiers are quote-based and intended to accommodate all levels of commitment.
  • Congressional Family Business Caucus Bipartisan Congressional caucus organized by FEUSA that convenes House Members and family business leaders at the U.S. Capitol to discuss capital access, growth strategies, and tax policy. Members of FEUSA attend caucus meetings and present research directly to legislators as part of the advocacy program.
  • Annual Family Business Survey Annual research survey conducted by FEUSA that gathers data from U.S. family business owners on economic contributions, policy concerns, and business trends. Results are published as reports and shared with Congress as part of FEUSA's advocacy work.
  • Research, Polls & Whitepapers Collection of economic research, polling data, and policy analysis on family business topics — including wealth taxes, estate taxes, and government policies affecting family-owned enterprises — distributed to members and shared with legislators to support FEUSA's advocacy positions.
  • Webcasts & Webinars Virtual educational presentations and webcasts for FEUSA members and prospects on wealth tax proposals, private foundations, capital strategies, and family business planning topics, often co-hosted with sponsor firms such as Brownstein and Brown & Streza LLP.
  • Family Enterprise USA Podcast Recurring audio program distributed on FEUSA's channels featuring discussions on family business issues, advocacy efforts, and interviews with business leaders and policymakers.
  • Family Business News Regularly updated news and policy commentary on familyenterpriseusa.com covering legislative developments, policy analysis, and economic research relevant to family-owned businesses, including the President's recurring "Saying It Out Loud" column.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Family businesses contribute $7.7 trillion annually to U.S. GDP and support 83.3 million jobs
  • +2 more outcomes

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Six partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • Brownstein Hyatt Farber SchreckcoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerBrownstein is a legal and government affairs firm partner that provides legislative and political updates to FEUSA. Russ Sullivan and Jared Jones from Brownstein provide regular policy updates at FEUSA events. The firm also co-hosts webinars with FEUSA, such as the Private Foundations webinar series.
  • Brown & Streza LLPcoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerBrown & Streza LLP co-hosts educational webinars with FEUSA, including 'Private Foundations: 5 Most Frequently Asked Questions' webinar. The firm provides integrated legal services in tax, estate, and business succession planning for closely-held businesses.
  • Winged Keel GroupcoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerWinged Keel Group is a sponsor that led a FEUSA webcast on 'Understanding the PPLI Opportunity: The Basics and Beyond.' The firm specializes in Private Placement Life Insurance for affluent families and sophisticated planning.
  • Lido ConsultingcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerLido Consulting released a webcast featuring Family Enterprise USA's Pat Soldano discussing the impact of proposed legislation including H.R. 1 and the 'Billionaire Tax Bill' on family-owned businesses and family offices.
  • CFAR (Center for Family Business)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCFAR (Center for Family Business) is a sponsor and strategic partner of FEUSA, with logo visibility on the website and at events.
  • Congressional Family Business CaucuscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Congressional Family Business Caucus is a bipartisan caucus co-chaired by Rep. Lou Correa (D-CA) and Rep. Claudia Tenney (R-NY). FEUSA organizes and hosts caucus meetings at the Capitol Building where members meet with legislators.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Family Enterprise USA competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Others

  • Tax Foundation: Nonpartisan tax-policy think tank whose research frequently frames the same estate-tax and capital-gains debates that drive FEUSA's advocacy. Relevant as an allied intellectual-influence peer whose data and analyses FEUSA leverages.

Direct peers

  • National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB): The largest small-and-independent-business advocacy organization in the U.S. It shares FEUSA's DC-based, dues-and-sponsorship-funded, tax-policy-focused model targeting family and small businesses, but at much larger scale and broader small-business scope.
  • Family Business Coalition: Trade association that lobbies Congress on behalf of family-owned businesses, with a near-identical policy focus (tax, estate, succession). It is the closest direct competitor to FEUSA and competes for the same members and Capitol Hill access.
  • Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council (SBE Council): Membership-based advocacy nonprofit focused on tax, regulatory, and healthcare policy for small and family businesses. Operates with similar DC grassroots-advocacy and policy-research infrastructure as FEUSA.
  • Job Creators Network: Advocacy organization promoting small-business and family-business economic interests through campaigns, policy advocacy, and grassroots mobilization. Comparable in audience, donor-funded operating model, and DC policy focus.
  • S Corporation Association: DC-based nonprofit whose mission is preserving pass-through and family-business tax structures (Subchapter S, valuation discounts, estate-tax exemptions). It is a similar small, focused, tax-advocacy trade association competing for both Congressional attention and overlapping family-business members.

Broad incumbents

  • U.S. Chamber of Commerce: The largest U.S. business federation with deep DC lobbying resources across small and family-business tax and regulatory issues. Overlaps with FEUSA on core tax-advocacy priorities but serves a vastly broader constituency.
  • National Association of Manufacturers (NAM): Large industry trade association with substantial DC lobbying muscle on tax and regulatory issues that intersect family-owned manufacturing businesses. Compare as a broad incumbent whose advocacy reach overlaps with FEUSA's specific family-business niche.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

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Frequently asked questions about Family Enterprise USA

What does Family Enterprise USA do?

Family Enterprise USA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit advocacy organization that represents family-owned businesses and family offices before the U.S. Congress. It provides direct legislative advocacy, policy research, an annual family business survey, the Congressional Family Business Caucus, and member-only networking and education in exchange for membership dues, sponsorships, and donations.

Is Family Enterprise USA a public or private company?

Family Enterprise USA is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Family Enterprise USA founded?

Family Enterprise USA was founded in 2007. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Family Enterprise USA based?

Family Enterprise USA is headquartered in Washington, United States, in the North America region.

How does Family Enterprise USA make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Membership Dues are the primary driver. The others are sponsorships and donations.

Who are Family Enterprise USA's main competitors?

Tax Foundation is listed as an others. Direct peers are National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), Family Business Coalition, Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council (SBE Council), Job Creators Network and S Corporation Association. Broad incumbents are U.S. Chamber of Commerce and National Association of Manufacturers (NAM).

Does Family Enterprise USA have an API?

No public API is recorded for Family Enterprise USA.

What industry is Family Enterprise USA in?

Family Enterprise USA's product category is Nonprofit Advocacy Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSAAADAL, Family Business & Succession Advisory. Its NAICS code is 81392 and its SIC code is 8600.

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FinancialContent Business PageWARCO Hosts House Member Rep. Correa at Southern California Factory to Discuss Growth, Jobs, TaxesRep. Lou Correa met with WARCO workers and CEO Timothy Hemstreet at the rubber manufacturer's Southern California facility to discuss family business challenges, growth, and taxation. The event, organized by Family Enterprise USA, covered healthcare, Social Security, and the importance of family businesses. WARCO has 180 employees and is a member of the advocacy group.FinancialContent Business PageFamily-Owned Business Leaders Line Up for Strong Congressional Family Business Caucus on Sept. 23The Congressional Family Business Caucus will meet on September 23 on Capitol Hill, co-chaired by Reps. Lou Correa and Claudia Tenney. The event, organized by Family Enterprise USA, has 49 House members signed on, with 21 Democrats and 28 Republicans. The Caucus will discuss wealth taxes and family business challenges.FinancialContent Business PageWealth Tax Information Resource Now Available at Family Enterprise USA Action; Monitors State & Federal ‘Savings Penalty Tax’ ProposalsFamily Enterprise USA Action, an advocacy group for families of family-owned businesses, launched a free online "Wealth Tax Resource Center" that tracks pending state and federal wealth tax proposals and legislation. The archive compiles articles, research and media reports on the impact of such taxes on family-owned business assets, property and income. CEO Tim Schultz said family-owned businesses contribute $7.7 trillion annually to U.S. GDP and 83.3 million jobs.FinancialContent Business PageFamily-Owned Businesses See Lower Taxes as Means to Invest More in Business, Employees, Family Enterprise USA Survey ShowsA 2026 survey by Family Enterprise USA involving 710 business leaders indicates that 63% of family-owned businesses would reinvest tax savings into their companies, while 25% would increase employee pay. The study highlights income taxes as the primary concern for 56% of respondents, followed by estate and wealth taxes. These findings reinforce prior research from PwC and McKinsey showing that family firms prioritize internal growth over owner distributions.FinancialContent Business Page‘Speak Up, Be Heard: How to Advocate with Clarity and Impact’ In New Family Business Magazine, Family Enterprise USA PodcastFamily Business Magazine released a new 60-minute podcast featuring experts from Family Enterprise USA and the law firm Brownstein discussing effective advocacy strategies for family-owned businesses with legislators and policymakers. The panel, including Pat Soldano, former Congressman Ed Royce, and Russ Sullivan, provided guidance on preparing for legislative meetings, communicating messages clearly, and building long-term relationships with lawmakers. Research cited indicates America's family-owned businesses contribute $7.7 trillion annually to U.S. GDP and employ 59 percent of the country's private workforce.FinancialContent Business PageAmerica’s Family-Owned Businesses Outpace Traditional Corporations in Longevity, New Family Enterprise USA Survey ShowsFamily Enterprise USA released its 2026 Annual Family-Owned Business Survey finding that 83% of family-owned businesses remain operating after 20 years, significantly outpacing publicly-traded S&P 500 companies with an average lifespan of just 18 years. The survey of 710 family-owned business respondents from 46 states also found that family-owned businesses contribute $7.7 trillion annually to the U.S. economy and support 83.3 million jobs. Additionally, 72% of family-owned businesses plan to keep ownership within the family, with only 9% anticipating sale to a non-family employee and 3% to private equity.FinancialContent Business PageRep. Young Kim Meets with Women’s Business Owners Group, Hears Challenges Facing Women EntrepreneursRep. Young Kim (R-CA) met with the Women’s Business Owners Group at Global, a 1st Flagship Company headquarters, to discuss pending legislation including the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, estate tax rates, and other economic issues affecting women-owned businesses. The group, founded by Family Enterprise USA, also received an update on the Congressional Family Business Caucus, which now has 47 House Members signed on. Rep. Kim specifically highlighted the Estate Tax Rate Reduction Act, which would reduce the estate tax rate from 40% to 20%, calling the current rate too high for family businesses.FinancialContent Business PageTim Schultz New CEO Family Enterprise USA, Family Enterprise USA Action; Focus on Keeping Voice of Family-Owned Businesses, Hardworking Families Strong on Capitol HillTim Schultz has been appointed CEO of Family Enterprise USA and Family Enterprise USA Action, announced during the Congressional Family Business Caucus meeting at the U.S. Capital Building. Schultz, who previously served as Executive Vice President of Operations at Lundberg Family Farms and Director of the Center for Family Business at California State University Fullerton, brings over two decades of experience advocating for family-owned businesses. The organization stated its mission priorities include educating lawmakers on policies harmful to family businesses, particularly wealth and estate taxes, ahead of the November election.FinancialContent Business PageHealthcare, Wealth Tax Policies Top Concerns for America’s Family-Owned Businesses, New FEUSA Survey ShowsFamily Enterprise USA released its 2026 Annual Family-Owned Business Survey based on 710 respondents from 46 states, showing that healthcare policies (51%) and wealth tax concerns (22.5%) have emerged as the top economic policy priorities for America's family-owned businesses, with wealth tax concerns doubling from 6% to 22.5% year-over-year. The survey indicates these businesses contribute $7.7 trillion annually to the U.S. economy and support 83.3 million jobs. Family business leaders cited concerns that potential state and federal wealth taxes could impose penalties on savings, real estate, and equipment as a significant threat to their operations.Shopify50 Profitable Family Business Ideas for 2026This Shopify-published guide presents 50 family business ideas for 2026, citing Family Enterprise USA data that projects family business revenue will reach $29 trillion over the next five years, an 84% increase outpacing non-family business growth. The article covers eight categories spanning food service, home services, retail, and professional services, featuring examples of successful family-owned businesses and market data for each sector. It concludes with practical guidance on choosing a business model and managing the unique challenges of family-run operations.