# National Entrepreneurship Week Resolution

This is a symbolic resolution that designates one specific week in February 2021 as "National Entrepreneurship Week." It's essentially Congress saying "we recognize and celebrate entrepreneurs and small business owners" during that particular seven-day period.

The resolution doesn't create any new laws, funding programs, or requirements. It doesn't give money to startups, change any regulations, or create new government initiatives. Instead, it's a formal statement of support meant to draw attention to the importance of entrepreneurs and startups to the American economy. Think of it like an official proclamation that says "this week, we're highlighting how important small business owners and entrepreneurs are to our country."

The practical effect is mainly symbolic and promotional. During that designated week, government agencies, businesses, and organizations might use it as an opportunity to host events, give speeches, or run campaigns celebrating entrepreneurship. It might inspire media coverage about startups and small business success stories. For most people, this resolution won't directly change anything in their daily lives—it's more about national recognition and awareness-raising than about policy changes that would affect how businesses operate or how people start companies.

A resolution expressing support for the designation of the week of February 13 through February 20, 2021, as "National Entrepreneurship Week" to recognize the importance and contributions of entrepreneurs and startups to the economic prosperity of the United States and the well-being of every community across the United States.

Klobuchar, Amy

 <p>This resolution designates the week of February 13, 2021, as National Entrepreneurship Week to recognize and celebrate the contributions of entrepreneurs to the U.S. economy and to communities across the country.</p>