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Participate in Small Business Day Your Way—In-Person or Virtually

April 4, 2023 Last Edit: June 5, 2025

Participate in Small Business Day Your Way—In-Person or Virtually

NFIB is pleased to offer you two ways to participate in this year’s Small Business Day event on Tuesday, April 18. Join us virtually from your desktop or join us in-person in Salem. Many of the legislative bills filed this year could have a direct impact on your operations. NFIB’s Small Business Day is the opportunity to engage your legislators alongside your fellow Oregon small-business owners. For legislators to fully understand the impact taxes, regulations, and mandates have on your business, we need to join together and put a face on small businesses in our state. Join our efforts to make Oregon a more business-friendly state and protect your right to own, operate, and grow your small business. Advance registration is required for this event. Virtual join details will be sent by e-mail the day prior.

Click here for the In-Person Event Program details

Click here for the Virtual Event Program details

Email NFIB Senior Grassroots Program Manager Stacy Jenkins for any questions you have. As an NFIB member, you are part of an organization that is working to defend your right to own, operate and grow your business by leveling the playing field with Big Business, Big Government, and Big Labor. Part of the value of your NFIB membership is access to our outstanding events with local, state, and federal lawmakers.

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