SEC Announces New Members of Small Business Capital Formation Advisory Committee

The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced five new members of the Small Business Capital Formation Advisory Committee. The new members were appointed to four-year terms and will join the 15 current …

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According to U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s press release item, SEC Announces New Members of Small Business Capital Formation Advisory Committee, The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced five new members of the Small Business Capital Formation Advisory Committee. The new members were appointed to four-year terms and will join the 15 current …

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