AEO is the national membership organization and voice of microbusiness development in the United States. For over two decades, AEO and its hundreds of member organizations have helped more than two million entrepreneurs support themselves and their families and contribute to their communities through business ownership.  AEO strive to foster greater understanding of the importance of strong and effective microbusiness initiatives to the U.S. economy, and to increase capacity of the field to support underserved entrepreneurs in starting, stabilizing and establishing businesses. AEO represents the public policy interests of its members and, through its growing network of partners, facilitates interactions among small entrepreneurs and the organizations that seek to help them succeed.

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Natalie Madeira Cofield

Veronica Maturino

Ron Fong

Tanya Y. Hughes

Joshua Brackett

The Innovation and Research team at AEO spearheads initiatives to enhance support for microbusinesses by conducting in-depth research on emerging trends and opportunities. The team utilizes data analytics to inform strategic decisions, develops innovative solutions to address challenges faced by underserved entrepreneurs, and manages a portfolio of projects aimed at driving business stabilization and growth. By integrating research insights with practical innovations, the team contributes to AEO's mission of bolstering the entrepreneurial landscape and public policy advocacy.

Innovation and Research

The Leadership Team at AEO is responsible for setting the strategic direction and vision of the organization, ensuring financial stability, managing high-level operations, and fostering partnerships and networks to support microbusiness development. Their collective efforts drive AEO's mission to advocate for and enhance the capacity of the microbusiness sector, influencing public policy and expanding resources for underserved entrepreneurs across the United States.

Leadership Team

The Public Policy and Financial Inclusion team at AEO advocates for policies that support microbusiness development and financial inclusion for underserved entrepreneurs. They engage with policymakers, conduct research, and collaborate with member organizations to create a favorable environment for microbusiness growth. The team strives to enhance access to financial resources and services, ensuring entrepreneurs can start, stabilize, and expand their businesses successfully.

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AEO (Association for Enterprise Opportunity)

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Teams

Innovation and Research

Leadership Team

Public Policy and Financial Inclusion

Offices

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