Danni Eickenhorst, the CEO of HuSTL Hospitality Group, which includes popular St. Louis establishments like Steve’s Hot Dogs, The Fountain on Locust and Steve’s Meltdown, has been appointed to the National Small Business Association (NSBA) Leadership Council. The NSBA is a renowned nonpartisan organization dedicated to advocating for the interests of small businesses across the nation.
Eickenhorst, a well-respected figure in the St. Louis small-business community, will be working alongside other small-business advocates from around the country to champion the needs of small businesses to policymakers in Washington, D.C.
In her own words, Eickenhorst emphasized the importance of active involvement in shaping laws and regulations that impact small businesses. Her track record of collaboration with City and State officials to strengthen communities and support small businesses speaks for itself. Joining the NSBA Leadership Council provides her with a platform to convey the collective message of small businesses directly to Congress.
As the CEO of HuSTL Hospitality Group, Danni Eickenhorst is known for her dedication to building a stronger community in St. Louis, particularly for startups and small businesses. In addition to her role with the NSBA, she also serves on the boards of the South Grand Cultural Alliance and the Midtown Alley Business Alliance, further demonstrating her commitment to uplifting the St. Louis region.
Eickenhorst’s involvement in the NSBA Leadership Council is driven by her desire to tackle crucial issues facing small businesses, including tax reform, regulatory restraints, rising healthcare costs, and the impact of capital access on small businesses. The Council aims to facilitate valuable networking opportunities for small-business advocates across the country, while ensuring that small businesses have a voice in the discussions surrounding key proposals that affect them.
NSBA President and CEO Todd McCracken expressed his pride in having Danni Eickenhorst join the Leadership Council, citing her strong advocacy background and her passion for supporting small businesses. He looks forward to a long-lasting partnership with Eickenhorst in the years to come.
As Eickenhorst takes on this new national leadership role, her presence on the NSBA Leadership Council is surely a testament to her unwavering commitment to championing the needs of small businesses, not just in St. Louis, but across the nation. Her drive to make a meaningful impact on the small business community is truly admirable, and her efforts will undoubtedly leave a lasting imprint on the small business landscape.
