The INFORM Consumers Act would impact NSGA members by offering a more equitable marketplace and discouraging counterfeiting.
LEARN MOREBelow are instances where NSGA successfully advocated for small business owners in the sporting goods industry.
Below are instances where NSGA successfully advocated for small business owners in the sporting goods industry.
The INFORM Consumers Act would impact NSGA members by offering a more equitable marketplace and discouraging counterfeiting.
LEARN MORENSGA supports full and dedicated funding for the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF), which was included in President Obama’s FY 2016 budget. This uses no taxpayer dollars and helps …
LEARN MORENSGA continues to lead its membership in support of the Carol M. White Physical Education Program (PEP), signed into law on December 21, 2000. NSGA participates in the annual effort …
LEARN MORERemoved licensed product taxes from two professional stadium financing packages.
LEARN MORERemoved licensed product taxes from two professional stadium financing packages.
LEARN MOREGovernor’s veto of state bill cited and reaffirmed constitutional authority of Conservation Department over wild deer population in state where hunting has a $1 billion impact, including sales of hunting …
LEARN MOREIn response to port congestion and supply chain challenges due to COVID-19, this legislation passed the House of Representatives in late 2021.
LEARN MORENSGA receives inquiries from retailers and dealers looking for intervention on a variety of matters. These issues are dealt with on a case-by-case basis. If you are a retailer/dealer member with a concern about an industry matter, please contact us for a discussion.
Julie Pitts, Director of Public Affairs
(847) 296-NSGA (6742), ext. 1180
jpitts@nsga.org
Marty Maciaszek, Director of Communications
(847) 296-NSGA (6742), ext. 1260
mmaciaszek@nsga.org
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