OSBC launches new Web site

Friday, November 06, 2009 |
PORTLAND—The Oregon Small Business Council launched a Web site this week to create a more permanent resource for interested small business owners, current members and media representatives. The site, which includes a blog, contact information and links to social media, can be accessed at www.oregon
smallbusiness.org.
The launch of an independent and unique Web identity will allow current members to obtain resources, share their health care stories and interact through social media, according to a press release.
The Web site is intended to support the efforts of the Oregon Small Business Council, a statewide coalition of small business owners supporting health care reform.
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