Next week, I will be in Washington, D.C. to meet and educate elected officials and regulators on what’s new in the tech industry. My company, Mayusha, LLC., is a woman-owned tech startup, specializing in cloud-based mobile solutions for small-to-medium sized services companies, in the Washington DC metro area. We are the proud creators of Apptimator™ – the one-stop mobile solution for automation of the estimation workflow, available as a SaaS service for the construction services sector.
As part of ACT | The App Association’s annual fly-in, I’m joining more than 50 small tech companies from across the country to advocate for an environment that encourages innovation and inspires growth.
The message is simple. Small companies like Mayusha are creating solutions that are improving lives, creating jobs, and invigorating our economy.
But, policymakers in Washington must understand issues threatening small tech companies to ensure growth continues. The concerns we will raise next week include data privacy and security, internet governance, intellectual property and patent reform, and regulatory obstacles to growth. These are important issues for which the federal government is considering taking action.
I look forward to meeting with my elected officials and others in Washington to educate them about the tech industry so they can make the right decisions about our future. Hopefully, an informed Congress will help entrepreneurs like me continue to flourish.
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