# Plain Language Summary: National Entrepreneurship Week Resolution

This resolution simply designates one specific week in February 2023—from February 11th through February 18th—as "National Entrepreneurship Week." It's essentially Congress officially recognizing and celebrating the role that entrepreneurs and small startups play in the American economy and in communities across the country.

This is what's called a "resolution," which means it's not a law that creates new rules or requirements. Instead, it's a formal statement of recognition. Congress is saying, "We acknowledge that entrepreneurs and startups are important to our economy and our communities, and we're setting aside this week to highlight that." It's similar to how Congress designates things like National Teacher Appreciation Week or other observances.

In practical terms, this resolution doesn't change anything about how businesses operate or what rules entrepreneurs have to follow. It doesn't provide funding, tax breaks, or new programs. What it does do is give official recognition to entrepreneurship as something worth celebrating. During that designated week, organizations, schools, and businesses might hold events, give speeches, or run campaigns to promote entrepreneurship and encourage people to start their own businesses. It's a way for the federal government to shine a spotlight on job creators and innovators at the local level.

A resolution designating the week of February 11 through February 18, 2023, 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 11, 2023, as National Entrepreneurship Week to recognize and celebrate the contributions of entrepreneurs to the U.S. economy and to communities across the country.</p>