Brian Kemp on Corporations

Cut government regulations to help small business owners

"If we're growing jobs and better paying jobs in rural Georgia and helping the small business owners then people will have more money in their pockets to spend on tourism, we're going to have more products coming in and out of the ports," Sec. of State Kemp said. He says the only way those parts of the local economy can improve is by focusing on improving the economies of rural areas. He says one way to do that is by helping to improve and expand agricultural technologies throughout the region. "If we're doing that, that's going to be good for issues like water and our economy," Sec. of State Kemp said.

Invest Georgia Exemption: first business $1M in exempt IPO

In December 2011, Kemp launched the Invest Georgia Exemption (IGE) through his office's Securities Division. The IGE gives Georgia businesses the ability to raise up to $1 million from Georgia residents in a public offering.

This new form of "crowdfunding" provides greater investment opportunities for Georgia citizens and promotes the growth of Georgia's small businesses. It is the perfect conservative policy solution that empowers entrepreneurs to succeed rather than government picking "winners and losers" in the marketplace. 31 businesses have filed for the IGE since its inception.

Cut red tape & recruit biotech companies to GA 316

As part of his campaign, Kemp is launching CutRedTape.net, a website to solicit ideas from business owners across the state as to how Georgia can reduce government bureaucracy, red tape, and burdensome regulations. This site will be launched during the campaign. As Secretary of State, Kemp will transition this website to become an official Secretary of State website and continue to solicit ideas from working Georgians on how we can constantly improve.