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NFIB/Louisiana members are involved in many ways across the state.

New Member Spotlight: Lake Charles' Christine Bailey is a Good Neighbor
In 2000, Christine Bailey from Lake Charles wanted to be the captain of her own ship, so she took the risk of opening her own insurance agency. Seven years later, Bailey says the rewards have been well worth it. Bailey says she gains much working with her employees and watching what they do for their customers. Through her personal one-on-one approach, Bailey says she ensures her customers walk away more satisfied than by calling an 800 number.
Be Heard: Voting Your Louisiana Member Ballot
Making your voice heard is more important than ever, as 2006 is shaping up to be a hot political year. Share your views on key small-business issues with Louisiana lawmakers by voting the Louisiana Member Ballot today.
Mitternight Makes Solving Problems His Business
This year marks Factory Service Agency Inc.'s 30th year in business – a milestone every business hopes to reach, but one that few do. Mike Mitternight, the man at the company's helm, expects to see it celebrate many more years, and possibly to one day transfer ownership to a third generation of family.
National Vice Chair of the Leadership Trust Stays Active, Informed
When Ernie George and her husband started their first small business, Al George, Inc., in 1966, one of the first things they did was join NFIB.
Leadership Council Member Hopes to Rehabilitate Health Care, Tax Systems
Deist learned the rehabilitation business by working for other companies for 14 years before striking out on his own.
Share Your Personal Story With Your Louisiana Lawmakers
For the next two years, your lawmakers will make hundreds of decisions that will affect your business.
Baton Rouge Business Owner Helps Shape NFIB Agenda
More than 23 years ago, Dick Juneau took the plunge and started a small business specializing in industrial sales, service and warehousing.
Letters to the Editor a Powerful Grassroots Tool in Louisiana
One of the best ways to reach communities is through letters to the editors of local newspapers.
Louisiana Small Business Activism Happens at the Grassroots
It's easy to think that what happens in Baton Rouge is far removed from your daily business activities. However, lawmakers and regulators make changes every day that affect your ability to run your business!

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