Expand All Collapse All Extent 357 folders, approximately 9,735 pages, [including 18 electronic files] Summary This collection consists of records concerning individuals who attempted to become participants in the White House Conference on Small Business (WHCSB) held during the Clinton administration on June 11-15, 1995. The collection contains resumes and covering letters arranged individually and by state. The records also include Presidential correspondence, memoranda, publications, drafts, papers, newspaper articles, press releases, and reports regarding the recommendations set forth by the WHCSB. Scope and Content Note The materials in FOIA 2013-0932-F are a selective body of documents responsive to the topic of the FOIA. Researchers should consult the archivist about related material. There were three gatherings that are often referred to as the White House Conference on Small Business (WHCSB). The first took place in 1980 under Jimmy Carter, the second occurred during the presidency of Ronald Reagan in 1986, and the final one, the subject of this particular FOIA case, took up five days in the second term of President Bill Clinton (June 11-15, 1995). Specific legislative acts mandated the goals, purpose, and size of each conference. Out of the first two meetings (1980, 1986) laws got passed such as the Regulatory Flexibility Act, the Paperwork Reduction Act, the Small Business Innovation Research program, and the Equal Access to Justice Act. The enabling legislation for the third conference received the approval of Congress in 1990, while George H.W. Bush occupied the White House. Called the White House Conference on Small Business Authorization Act (H.R. 4773), the bill created the White House Conference on Small Business Commission. This body’s main duties centered around holding a White House Conference on Small National Archives and Records Administration web site 2013-0932-F http://www.archives.gov 2 Business by a designated deadline that would make the public more cognizant of the contributions of small business, zero in on small business problems, thoroughly study the issue of women and minority small business owners, help small business become more efficient as the nation’s primary job creator, and promulgate specific recommendations that might pass through executive and legislative action. More than 1,500 delegates were slated to attend the White House Conference on Small Business in Washington, D.C. from June 11-15, 1995. President Clinton would appoint 100 of these representatives, with the remainder of them selected by Governors, members of Congress, and election at state conferences. Prior to the national colloquium, a series of regional assemblies was set to take place at various points across the United States. Six cities (Atlanta, Dallas, Denver, San Francisco, New York City, and Chicago) would host the regional conventions in April and May. The number of delegates lined up to participate in all the meetings came to 1,725. A cabinet-level official of the Clinton Administration (such as Secretary of the Treasury Lloyd Bentsen, for example) was ideally supposed to be the keynote speaker for these groups, but this turned out to be nearly impossible because of prior commitments on their part. Every conference would include plenary sessions, workshops, and issue breakouts. Registration fees were relatively inexpensive, in the neighborhood of $50 all across the country. Pre-registration was encouraged, with the fee dropping slightly. A brochure describing the actual breakdown of the national convention outlined pertinent information. Both non-participating observers and eligible participants could attend the conference at their own expense. The cost of pre-registration by mail ($40) and on-site registration ($50) only covered materials associated with that process, meeting room fees, and refreshment costs. The White House Conference on Small Business in Washington, D.C. would have daily issue sessions, official White House functions, prominent officials from the Clinton Administration speaking to the group, and social events of varying size and type. As a final act, delegates (both elected and appointed) would come together and vote on how to prioritize policy recommendations they wanted to submit to President Clinton and Congress. Records that were responsive to this FOIA request include memoranda, correspondence, drafts, faxes, lists, emails, resumes, biographies, papers, outlines, publications, testimony, and newspaper articles. The majority of this material discuss the appointment and selection of delegates to the White House Conference on Small Business held in Washington, D.C. June 11-15, 1995. Non-solicited resumes were sent in by individuals wishing to be considered for the WHCSB; friends, colleagues, and associates sent in letters accompanied by resumes and biographies of people they thought merited consideration to be part of the proceedings. Small business firms and organizations had talented men and women on their radar that they believed to be worthy of inclusion with respect to the WHCSB; resumes and so forth came pouring in attesting to their qualifications. Publications located here bore some type of relationship to the meeting in question. For example, copies of Foundation for a New Century: A Report to the President and Congress – The White House Conference on Small Business Commission, September 1995 turn up throughout the collection. The WHORM-Alpha File contains correspondence principally between President Clinton and Alan J. Patricof, Chairman of the White House Conference on Small Business Commission from 1993-1995. Clinton and Patricof discussed the possibility of the President addressing the White House Conference on Small Business scheduled to take place in Washington, D.C. in June 1995. Patricof thought participation by the President at some level would be of immense benefit to small business. He sent correspondence to the White House requesting presidential involvement in the WHCSB. President Clinton did give the keynote speech to the delegates attending the national meeting. The WHORM-Subject File deals primarily with the selection of representatives to the WHCSB. Largely composed of correspondence, memoranda, and publications, the material in this portion of the FOIA case show that many individuals with any type of connection to small business wanted to participate in the convention held in the nation’s capital. Afterwards, Administration staff grappled with what should be done to acknowledge the expenditure of time and effort by people who left their homes and spent five days trying to come up with answers to difficult questions regarding a cornerstone of the country’s economy. They finally settled on both a thank you letter from the President and a certificate of appreciation. White House Staff and Office Files originate from Cabinet Affairs, Chief of Staff, National Economic Council, Presidential Personnel, and Public Liaison. Consisting of publications, reports, correspondence, drafts, talking points, lists, press releases, pamphlets, memoranda, schedules, and notes, Cabinet Affairs seems to concentrate on documents used during the WHCSB. A case in point would be the report entitled “ President Clinton’s Agenda for Small Business,” a draft of which is dated June 6, 1995. It’s thirty-two pages long and highlights such subjects as “The Clinton Record on Small Business,” “The Middle Class Bill of Rights,” “Education and Training,” “Community Empowerment,” and “Cutting the Deficit and Unnecessary Spending.” The material from the files of the Chief of Staff contains correspondence, memoranda, notes, faxes, papers, publications, handwritten notes, newspaper articles, and press releases. Letters are exchanged between Alan J. Patricof and the White House (usually represented by Erskine Bowles, Peter Yu, and Harold Ickes). Some of the memoranda revolve around what is being done to implement the major recommendations coming out of the WHCSB. They generally are addressed to President Clinton and focus on the strategy employed by the SBA (Small Business Administration) to see that the positive energy generated by the national meeting in Washington, D.C. doesn’t start to dissipate. A sizable portion of the collection is devoted to the files of the National Economic Council. Four staffers—Theo Lubke, Dorothy Robyn, Gene Sperling, and Peter Yu. The papers of Theo Lubke contain publications, correspondence, faxes, reports, press releases, drafts, and remarks. Perhaps the highlight of this material would have to be the publications: Employers, Families, and Education: Promoting Family Involvement in Learning and The White House Conference on Small Business Issue Handbook: Foundation for a New Century prepared by the Office of Advocacy, U.S. Small Business Administration in April 1994. It is composed of issue papers dealing with varied topics such as capital formation, community development, environmental policy, and international trade. The files of Dorothy Robyn contain newspaper articles, papers, handwritten notes, memoranda, publications, checklists, and faxes. These pieces would be described as follows: “Environmental Protection Agency and Small Business,” “The Clinton Administration and Small Business: Partners for Growth,” and “Pension Simplification, Regulatory Flexibility, and Reducing Regulations and Paperwork for Small Business.” Finally, the checklists would seem to be a follow-up on the recommendations of the WHCSB. That is, all of them (dated December 6, 1995) emphasize implementation of accords and rules set forth by the White House Conference on Small Business. The files of Gene Sperling, one of the top economic advisors in the Clinton Administration, contain memoranda and correspondence. All of the material in these folders is in response to a memorandum issued by President Clinton on March 15, 1994 in which he instructed all of the agencies of the federal government to describe policy initiatives each of them engaged in that may have affected small business. Clinton’s directive was just a little more than a year ahead of the White House Conference on Small Business scheduled to take place in Washington, D.C. June 11-15, 1995. All manner of agencies replied to the presidential decree. Included in the list of responsive organizations were: Department of Commerce, Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Defense, National Credit Union Administration, Tennessee Valley Authority, Department of Justice, Department of the Treasury, etc. Peter Yu’s materials from the NEC contain papers, memoranda, faxes, press releases, testimony, publications, and drafts. The memoranda focus on the nuts and bolts of the White House Conference on Small Business and the state and regional meetings leading up to the national meeting. A paper worth noting is entitled “Small Business Issues and Recommended Regulatory Approaches.” In draft form (dated January 30, 1995) and extending eighteen pages in length, the document concludes with a couple of attachments, the final one being “Suggested Candidates for Subtraction (substantial revision, reduction or elimination).” By far comprising the greater part of the FOIA case, Presidential Personnel breaks down candidates for the White House Conference on Small Business by state in alphabetical order. Close to all the material here is filed under Susan McNay, who acted as Liaison for the WHCSB. Several folders deal with the White House Conference on Small Business Commission, the agency mentioned previously that was responsible for getting the WHCSB to take place before a self-imposed deadline. Also, a number of individual candidates had their own separate file; this meant there would be duplication of information since some of these candidates could be found in state files. Presidential Personnel contains resumes, biographies, correspondence, envelopes, publications, notes, faxes, background material, handwritten notes, memoranda, lists, printed material, reports, drafts, and newspaper articles. Lists pertains to people going into meetings in the White House having to do with the WHCSB—either from an organizational point of view or possibly becoming a delegate to the proceedings. There are resumes and biographies, with accompanying letters of recommendation often times attached. Recommendations came with a degree of regularity from officials of the DNC (Democratic National Committee), either at the federal or state level. It wasn’t uncommon for individuals to write correspondence in which they recommended themselves for the WHCSB. One topic mentioned extensively throughout this part of the collection is a video featuring President Clinton designed to be played to representatives attending the conference. A final point regarding the records making up Presidential Personnel is the prominence of memoranda to the President vis-à-vis potential candidates to the White House Conference on Small Business. These memos summed up the strengths of each individual and had a space where Clinton could put his distinctive left-handed checkmark. The files of Eric Schwerin of Public Liaison contain correspondence, lists, biographies, resumes, newspaper articles, client profiles, handwritten notes, notes, and memoranda. One portion of his records consists of candidates for the WHCSB arranged alphabetically by state. Generally speaking, the candidates would be listed and then resumes and letters of recommendation would follow. The other part of his material is devoted to more generalized information about the White House Conference on Small Business and its related activities. For example, you might find memos summarizing what transpired at the state conferences around the country prior to the national meeting in Washington, D.C. Record Type Textual System of Arrangement Records that are responsive to this FOIA request were found in these collection areas—Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM Alpha Files, Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM Subject Files, and Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files. The White House Office of Records Management (WHORM) contains a variety of series created to organize and track documents and correspondence. The WHORM Alpha File was compiled by the White House Office of Records Management from 1993-1996 and is a series of documents arranged by name of persons, organizations, or events. The WHORM Subject File was compiled by the White House Office of Records Management and is a series of categories designated by a letter/number combination. In the WHORM Subject File there were two 3 and one half inch diskettes containing letters and mailing lists. The materials from these diskettes have been processed electronically and are available for research in an electronic format. Staff and Office files were maintained at the folder level by staff members within their individual offices and document all levels of administration activity. In the Staff and Office files of Peter Yu there was one 3 and one half inch diskette containing letters. The material from this diskette has been processed electronically and is available for research in an electronic format. WHORM files are processed at the document level; whereas Staff and Office files are processed at the folder level, that is, individual documents are not selected and removed from a folder for processing. While this method maintains folder integrity, it frequently results in the incidental processing of documents that are not wholly responsive to the subject area. FOIA 2013-0932-F includes WHORM records from these subject codes: [BE] [Business – Economics] [BE006] [Small Business] [FG006-01] [White House Office] [FG252] [Small Business Administration] [FG999] [Federal Agencies, Proposed] [GI002] [Gifts to the President] [IV095] [Invitations for 1995] [MC003] [Briefings – Conferences, White House] [ME002] [Messages (Sent to GROUPS/ORGANIZATIONS)] [ME002-03] [Governmental Groups (Foreign and Domestic)] [PE002] [Employment – Appointments] [PU001-07] [Clippings to the President] [RS] [Reports – Statistics] [SO004] [Receptions, White House] [SP868] [White House Conference on Small Business - Washi Access Collection is open to all researchers. Access to Clinton Presidential Records is governed by the Presidential Records Act (PRA) (44 U.S.C. Chapter 22, as amended) and the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) (5 U.S.C. 552, as amended) and therefore records may be restricted in whole or in part in accordance with legal exemptions. Copyright Documents in this collection that were prepared by officials of the United States government as part of their official duties are in the public domain. Researchers are advised to consult the copyright law of the United States (17 U.S.C. Chapter 1) which governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Provenance Official records of William Jefferson Clinton’s presidency are housed at the Clinton Presidential Library and administered by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) under the provisions of the Presidential Records Act (PRA). Processed by Staff Archivist, 2016. Previously restricted materials are added as they are released. Last Modified Date 2016-04-26 Container List The following is a list documents and folders processed in response to 2013-0932-F Box 1 Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM: Alpha Files Patricof, Alan J. [November 2, 1993] [OA/ID 16060] Patricof, Alan J. [December 10, 1993] [OA/ID 16060] Patricof, Alan J. [December 10, 1993] [OA/ID 16060] Patricof, Alan J. [December 21, 1993] [OA/ID 16060] Patricof, Alan J. [April 11, 1994] [OA/ID 16060] Patricof, Alan J. [August 19, 1994] [OA/ID 16060] Patricof, Alan J. [August 30, 1994] [OA/ID 16060] Patricof, Alan J. [May 25, 1995] [OA/ID 16060] Patricof, Alan J. [June 19, 1995] [OA/ID 16060] Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM: Subject Files Category Case Number BE 097750 132630 287459 BE006 075830 091976 092213 092374 093313 093980 097649 098427 101616 105141 105143 105144 105177 115795 [1] 115795 [2] 115795 [3] 115795 [4] 122040 125278SS 131402 131424 135137 FG006-01 130557 [White House Conference on Small Business] FG252 056438 103006 FG999 121605 GI002 124634 124637 124644 IV095 104805 MC003 099964 102609 103101 103936 Box 2 Category Case Number MC003 105188 105930 107047 108419 110463 114300 116799 120054 Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM: Subject Files (continued) Category Case Number 129359 [1] 129359 [2] 129359 [3] 129359 [4] 129359 [5] 141587 262587 ME002 113210 135994 ME002-03 142708 PE002 067436 Folder #10 [3] [Gene Boyer; WH Conference on Small Business Memos] PU001-07 107525SS RS 184635 SO004 127886 SP868 115843SS Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files Cabinet Affairs Subject Files SBA [Small Business Administration] – WHCSB [White House Conference on Small Business] [1] [OA/ID 6886] SBA [Small Business Administration] – WHCSB [White House Conference on Small Business] [2] [OA/ID 6886] SBA [Small Business Administration] – WHCSB [White House Conference on Small Business] [3] [OA/ID 6886] Box 3 SBA [Small Business Administration] – WHCSB [White House Conference on Small Business] [4] [OA/ID 6886] Chief of Staff Ickes, Harold Small Business Conference – White House [OA/ID 9298] White House Conference on Small Business – White House [OA/ID 9155] O’Connor, Jennifer WHCSB [White House Conference on Small Business] [OA/ID 8165] WH [White House] Conf. [Conference] [on] Sm. [Small] Business [OA/ID 8165] Panetta, Leon [More Important Mail – Building the Foundation for a New Century – A Progress Report to the President on Implementation of the Recommendations of the 1995 White House Conference on Small Business – December 1995] [booklet] [OA/ID 13203] Stephanopoulos, George White House Conference on Small Business [OA/ID 8028] Subject Files White House Conference on Small Business [1] [OA/ID 6422] White House Conference on Small Business [2] [OA/ID 6422] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Communications Walker, Ann Small Business: Memo – President’s Speech on 6/12 to the White House Conference on Small Business [OA/ID 12970] Domestic Policy Council Brostrom, Molly WH [White House] Conf. [Conference] on SmBus [Small Business]/Veterans [OA/ID 103192] White House Conference on Small Business/Veterans [1] [OA/ID 103194] White House Conference on Small Business/Veterans [2] [OA/ID 103194] Waldman, Michael Miscellaneous [folder 2] – Conference on Small Business Video [OA/ID 6631] Intergovernmental Affairs Hale, Marcia White House Conference on Small Business [OA/ID 10076] Legislative Affairs Millsap, Elisa Events in WH [White House] June 1995: WH [White House] Conference on Small Business – Washington Hilton, 6/12/1995 [OA/ID 6522] Subject Files WH [White House] Conference on Small Business Mailing, 6/13/95 [OA/ID 9432] National Economic Council Lubke, Theo Small Business Conference [1] [OA/ID 5632] Small Business Conference [2] [OA/ID 5632] Small Business Conference [3] [OA/ID 5632] Small Business Conference [4] [OA/ID 5632] Mathews, Sylvia White House Conference on Small Business [OA/ID 8276] Robyn, Dorothy White House Conference on Small Business [1] [OA/ID 21501] White House Conference on Small Business [2] [OA/ID 21501] White House Conference on Small Business: NEC [National Economic Council] [OA/ID 21501] Box 4 White House Conference on Small Business: [Phil Lader Meeting – Feb. 29] [OA/ID 21501] White House Conference on Small Business: [60 Recommendations] [OA/ID 21501] White House Conference on Small Business: Small Business Creation Numbers [OA/ID 21501] White House Conference on Small Business: Small Business Handouts [OA/ID 21501] Seidman, Ellen Ellen Seidman – June 95 Chron [Chronological]: Pension Simplification WHCSB [White House Conference on Small Business] Mtgs. [Meetings] 6/14 [OA/ID 7266] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) National Economic Council Sperling, Gene Small Business Conference [1] [OA/ID 10091] Small Business Conference [2] [OA/ID 10091] Small Business Conference [3] [OA/ID 10091] Subject Files White House Conference on Small Business [OA/ID 8485] Tseng, David Foundation for a New Century: A Report to the President and Congress, September 1995 [book] [OA/ID 20450] 60 Recommendations of the White House Conference on Small Business [brochure] [OA/ID 20450] White House Conference on Small Business, Issue Handbook, January 1995 [book] [OA/ID 20450] Yu, Peter White House Conference on Small Business [1] [OA/ID 5245] White House Conference on Small Business [2] [OA/ID 5245] White House Conference on Small Business [3] [OA/ID 5245] White House Conference on Small Business [4] [OA/ID 5245] White House Conference on Small Business [5] [OA/ID 5245] Box 5 White House Conference on Small Business [6] [OA/ID 5245] White House Conference on Small Business [7] [OA/ID 5245] Oval Office Operations General Files Sampling of Letters Received by White House Conference on Small Business [OA/ID 5950] Political Affairs Epstein, Tom WH [White House] Conference on Small Business [OA/ID 10663] Presidential Personnel General Files Small Business, WH Conference on [1] [OA/ID 24008] Small Business, WH Conference on [2] [OA/ID 24008] McNay, Susan [Candidates for Positions – Clinton Transition Team] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Aida S. Hollingsworth, Director of International Visitors Program, UALR [University of Arkansas at Little Rock] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Alan L. White, Arkansas Federal Liaison Officer, [ NFIB] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Betty B. Hall, Hall Manufacturing Co., Inc.] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Betty-Franklin Hammonds, Editor of Madison Times Weekly Newspaper] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Bill Petrocelli, Co-Owner of Book Passage, Inc.] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Carmen Orta, Texas Businessman] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Charles Julian Dorame, New Mexico Businessman] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Presidential Personnel McNay, Susan [Candidate for WHCSB – Charles Julian Dorame, New Mexico Businessman] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Donna-Jean Rainville, Rhode Island Businesswoman] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Edward M. Nigro, Nevada Businessman] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Frank L. Chaves, Business Development Officer, Pueblo of Sandia] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Gales S. Messerman, Ohio Businesswoman] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – George R. Zoffinger, New Jersey Businessman] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – James W. Mozley, Jr., President/CEO, Molokai Ranch , Ltd.] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – John Burgess, CEO, Southeastern Products, Inc.] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – John Paul Giere, President, Government Relations Group] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Kathy Kemp, President, Assimilate, Inc.] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Kathy Neal, California Businesswoman] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Kenneth C. Blair, Ohio Businessman] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Kenneth W. Eakes, President/CEO, Lennon Foods, Inc.] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Lance H. Herndon, President of ACCESS, Inc.] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Marina Grant, California Businesswoman] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidates for WHCSB – List of Names] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidates for WHCSB – Michael Kempner, President/CEO, MWW Strategic Communications, Inc.] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidates for WHCSB – Miscellaneous] [1] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidates for WHCSB – Miscellaneous] [2] [OA/ID 5315] Box 6 [Candidates for WHCSB – Miscellaneous] [3] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Morris A. Kaplan, Arizona Businessman] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Nat Landau Hyman, Florida Businessman] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Ned Densmore, New Hampshire Businessman] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Omar M. Kader] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Patrick R. Geho, CEO, Tennessee Small Business Development Center] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Phyllis Guiterrez Kenney, Washington Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Presidential Personnel McNay, Susan Businesswoman] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Phyllis Williams, Utah Businesswoman] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Robert A. Weygand, Lieutenant Governor of Rhode Island] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Robert Alan Hall, Alabama Businessman] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Robert J. Calcaterra, President/CEO, Arizona Technology Incubator] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – R.J. Shell, President, Baldwin and Shell Construction] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Roderick Blount, President/CEO, The Allied Group] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Sandra K. Lee, New York Businesswoman] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Soundra J. Temple, Louisiana Businesswoman] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Tony Tavidow, President, Toncee, Inc.] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Urban Miyares, President, Disabled Businesspersons Association] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Wayne G. Granquist, Owner of Granquist Associates] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – Wayne Patrick, Indiana Businessman] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – William D. Budinger, CEO of Rodel, Inc.] [OA/ID 5315] [Candidate for WHCSB – William C. Kimball, President, Medicap Pharmacies, Inc.] [OA/ID 5315] Random Correspondence [OA/ID 5313] Reports (Delegates) [OA/ID 5313] Resumes to be Filed [empty] [OA/ID 5313] Resumes – Presidential Appointments – WHCSB [White House Conference on Small Business] [OA/ID 5313] Search – Resumes to Add to Chart [empty] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [Alabama] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [Alaska] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [Arizona] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [California] [1] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info - [California] [2] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [California] [3] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [California] [4] [OA/ID 5313] Box 7 State Delegate Info – [California] [5] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [California] [6] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [California] [7] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [California] [8] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [California] [9] [OA/ID 5313] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Presidential Personnel McNay, Susan State Delegate Info – [California] [10] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [California] [11] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [California] [12] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [California] [13] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info - [Colorado] [1] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [Colorado] [2] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [Connecticut] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [Delaware] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [Washington, D.C.] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Florida] [1] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [Florida] [2] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [Florida] [3] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [Florida] [4] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [Georgia] [1] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [Georgia] [2] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [Hawaii] [empty] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [Idaho] [empty] [OA/ID 5313] Box 8 State Delegate Info – [Illinois] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [Iowa] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [Indiana] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [Kansas] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [Kentucky] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [Louisiana] [OA/ID 5313] State Delegate Info – [Maine] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Maryland] [1] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Maryland] [2] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Maryland] [3] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Maryland] [4] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Maryland] [5] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Maryland] [6] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Massachusetts] [1] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Massachusetts] [2] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Michigan] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Minnesota] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Mississippi] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Missouri] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Montana] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Nebraska] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Nevada] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [New Hampshire] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [New Jersey] [1] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [New Jersey] [2] [book] [OA/ID 5314] Box 9 State Delegate Info – [New Jersey] [3] [OA/ID 5314] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Presidential Personnel McNay, Susan State Delegate Info – [New York] [1] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [New York] [2] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [New York] [3] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [North Carolina] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [North Dakota] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Ohio] [1] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Ohio] [2] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Ohio] [3] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Oklahoma] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Oregon] [empty] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Pennsylvania] [1] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Pennsylvania] [2] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Rhode Island] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [South Carolina] [empty] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [South Dakota] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Tennessee] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Texas] [1] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Texas] [2] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Texas] [3] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Utah] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Vermont] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Virginia] [empty] [OA/ID 5314] Box 10 State Delegate Info – [Virginia] [1] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Virginia] [2] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Washington] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [West Virginia] [1] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [West Virginia] [2] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Wisconsin] [1] [OA/ID 5314} State Delegate Info – [Wisconsin] [2] [OA/ID 5314] State Delegate Info – [Wyoming] [empty] [OA/ID 5314] White House Conference on Small Business – [1995 – Top 25 Paces to Work in the Federal Government] [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – [Alternate Delegates] OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – [Arkansas Delegate Info] [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – [Asian Small Business Contacts - Supplied by Vida] [OA/ID 5315] White House Conference on Small Business – Biographies [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – CIS [Candidate Information Summary] Forms [1] [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – CIS [Candidate Information Summary] Forms [2] [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – [Congressional and Gubernatorial Appointments, 3/13/95] [OA/ID 5315] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Presidential Personnel McNay, Susan White House Conference on Small Business – [Courtyard by Marriott] [OA/ID 5315] White House Conference on Small Business – Decision Memos [for the President] [1] [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – Decision Memos [for the President] [2] [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – [Delegates for 1995 White House Conference on Small Business] [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – [Democratic National Committee Staff Directory] [OA/ID 5315] White House Conference on Small Business – [1986 Final Recommendations] [OA/ID 5316] [WHCSB – [White House Conference on Small Business] – Flyers and Handbook [OA/ID 5313] White House Conference on Small Business – [Handwritten Notes] [1] [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – [Handwritten Notes] [2] [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – [Handwritten Notes] [3] [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – [Handwritten Notes] [4] [OA/ID 5316] Box 11 WHCSB [White House Conference on Small Business] – Legislation [OA/ID 5313] White House Conference on Small Business – Legislation [OA/ID 5313] White House Conference on Small Business – [Maps Related to Delegates for WHCSB] [OA/ID 5315] White House Conference on Small Business – [Maps Related to WHCSB] [OA/ID 5315] White House Conference on Small Business – WHCSB – Memo 1 – Resumes [OA/ID 5315] White House Conference on Small Business – WHCSB – Memo 2 – Resumes [OA/ID 5315] White House Conference on Small Business – WHCSB – Memo 3 – Resumes [OA/ID 5315] White House Conference on Small Business – WHCSB – Memo 4 - Resumes [OA/ID 5315] White House Conference on Small Business – [Miscellaneous Documents] [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – [Miscellaneous Handwritten Notes] [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – [Miscellaneous Handwritten Notes] [OA/ID 5316] WHCSB [White House Conference on Small Business] – Outreach [OA/ID 5313] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Presidential Personnel McNay, Susan White House Conference on Small Business – [Pass Requirements] [OA/ID 5315] White House Conference on Small Business – [Phone List for Contacts at Agencies & Non-Cabinet Agencies] [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – [Phone List for Contacts at Agencies & Non-Cabinet Agencies] [OA/ID 5315] White House Conference on Small Business – [PA Appointment – Background Investigation] [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – Press Releases [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – [Programs on Entrepreneurship for Young Women] [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – [Proposed and Confirmed Candidates] [1] [OA/ID 5315] White House Conference on Small Business – [Proposed and Confirmed Candidates] [2] [OA/ID 5315] White House Conference on Small Business – Small Business Conference [OA/ID 5315] White House Conference on Small Business – [State Delegate Count] [OA/ID 5315] White House Conference on Small Business – [State Delegate Count and Info] [1] [OA/ID 5315] White House Conference on Small Business – [State Delegate Count and Info] [2] [OA/ID 5315] White House Conference on Small Business – State Delegate Info [1] [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – State Delegate Info [2] [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – State Delegate Info [3] [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – [Talking Points – Fighting for Line-Item Veto] [OA/ID 5315] White House Conference on Small Business – [Washington, D.C. Tours for JoAnn Turner] [OA/ID 5315] White House Conference on Small Business – [The White House Bulletin] [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business – [White House Conference on Aging] [OA/ID 5315] White House Conference on Small Business – [White House Conference on Travel and Tourism] [OA/ID 5316] White House Conference on Small Business Commission [1] [OA/ID 5313] Box 12 White House Conference on Small Business Commission [2] [OA/ID 5313] White House Conference on Small Business Commission [3] [OA/ID 5313] White House Conference on Small Business Commission – (General) [OA/ID 5313] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Press Secretary General Files White House Conference on Small Business [1] [OA/ID 14264] White House Conference on Small Business [2] [OA/ID 14264] White House Conference on Small Business [3] [OA/ID 14264] White House Conference on Small Business [4] [OA/ID 14264] Public Liaison Herman, Alexis/Moy, Ruby Kate Carr – Presidential Appointments to Small Business Conference [OA/ID 5073] Presidential Delegates to White House Conference on Small Business [OA/ID 5073] White House Conference on Small Business [OA/ID 5263] White House Conference on Small Business – Talking Points and Accomplishments [OA/ID 5903] Folder #3: White House Conference on Small Businesss [OA/ID 4075] Matsui, Doris Business: SBA [Small Business Administration] Conference [OA/ID 7561] Non Profit vs. White House Conference on Small Business [OA/ID 13024] Schwerin, Eric Nominees [for] the White House Conference on Small Business, 1995 [1] [OA/ID 18250] Nominees [for] the White House Conference on Small Business, 1995 [2] [OA/ID 18250] Nominees [for] the White House Conference on Small Business, 1995 [3] [OA/ID 18250] Nominees [for] the White House Conference on Small Business, 1995 [4] [OA/ID 18250] Nominees [for] the White House Conference on Small Business, 1995 [5] [OA/ID 18250] Nominees [for] the White House Conference on Small Business, Cont.’d [1] [OA/ID 18250] Nominees [for] the White House Conference on Small Business, Cont.’d [2] [OA/ID 18250] Nominees [for] the White House Conference on Small Business, Cont.’d [3] [OA/ID 18250] Box 13 Nominees [for] the White House Conference on Small Business, Cont.’d [4] [OA/ID 18250] [White House Conference on Small Business] [loose] [OA/ID 18247] White House Conference on Small Business [binder] [1] [OA/ID 18249] White House Conference on Small Business [binder] [2] [OA/ID 18249] White House Conference on Small Business [binder] [3] [OA/ID 18249] White House Conference on Small Business [binder] [4] [OA/ID 18249] [White House Conference on Small Business – Participant List] [loose] [OA/ID 18247] Subject Files Small Business Coalition on W.H. Conference on Small Bus. [OA/ID 14434] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Public Liaison Subject Files White House Conf./Small Business [1] [OA/ID 14434] White House Conf./Small Business [2] [AO/ID 14434] White House Small Business Conf. Appts. [1] [OA/ID 14434] White House Small Business Conf. Appts. [2] [OA/ID 14434] WH [White House] Conference on Sm. Business [1] [OA/ID 14434] WH [White House] Conference on Sm. Business [2] [OA/ID 14434] WH [White House] Conference on Sm. Business [3] [OA/ID 14434] WHCSB [White House Conference on Small Business] Issue Briefing [OA/ID 14434] The White House Conference on Small Business Issue Handbook [publication] [OA/ID 14434] Box 14 WHCSB [White House Conference on Small Business] National Meeting/ Invitations [OA/ID 14434] Valdez, Suzanna Conference on Small Business [OA/ID 6906] Wexler, Dan White House Conference on Small Business [OA/ID 10153] Yager, Marilyn White House Conference on Small Business [OA/ID 8813] Zisook, Amy [The White House Conference on Small Business] [OA/ID 7373] Speechwriting Waldman, Michael Drafts of Remarks to Small Business Conference [OA/ID 13642] White House Small Business Conference [OA/ID 13641] Electronic Records WHORM – Subject File - General BE006 Commissioner’s Letter – 1 [disk] [OA/ID 21729] Commissioner’s Letter - 2 MC003 Small Business [OA/ID 23630] National Economic Council Yu, Peter WHCSB Representative Letter – 1 [disk] [OA/ID 5245] WHCSB Representative Letter – 2