Todd McCracken

Todd McCracken serves as president and CEO of the National Small Business Association, an advocacy organization representing more than 65,000 small businesses across the United States. Since joining the association in a government affairs role, McCracken has contributed to shaping its policy agenda and has led the organization as chief executive for several decades. He has advanced small business interests on issues including health care reform and tax code restructuring, and has experience navigating legislative and regulatory environments.

McCracken frequently represents the association before the U.S. Congress and other policy forums. He has testified on Capitol Hill, providing insight on employment law, regulatory reform, and economic policy. His expertise in small business advocacy is featured in national media, with appearances on CNN, CNBC, Fox News, MSNBC, and NBC Nightly News, as well as contributions to The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, and The New York Times.

During his tenure, McCracken has overseen the evolution of the association’s advocacy efforts, addressing challenges such as corporate transparency and the impact of emerging technologies on small businesses. His career demonstrates a commitment to nonpartisan, pragmatic solutions and the ability to communicate the needs of small business owners to policymakers and the public. McCracken is recognized as an authority in business advocacy and is a knowledgeable speaker on issues affecting the nation’s economic landscape.