The delegation met with Sen. Rick Scott, Rep. Byron Donalds, and Rep. Daniel Webster
NFIB State Executive Director Bill Herrle led a group of Florida members to Capitol Hill this week as part of the 2022 NFIB Fly-In. The first in-person fly-in since before the COVID-19 pandemic drew hundreds of small business owners from across the country to learn more about what’s happening in the nation’s capital and speak out about the issues affecting them, their employees, and their families.
We had a great meeting today with @SenRickScott as part of #NFIBFlyIn22. Good conversation about the issues that really matter to #Florida #SmallBusiness pic.twitter.com/UHZWuurQbw
— NFIB Florida (@nfib_fl) June 16, 2022
Thank you Rep @ByronDonalds for making time to visit with @NFIB #Florida members during #NFIBFlyIn22! pic.twitter.com/sYvF06dgIp
— NFIB Florida (@nfib_fl) June 16, 2022
It’s always good to connect with @RepWebster, who’s been a member of @nfib for over 40 years. Thank you for making time to talk about #SmallBusiness pic.twitter.com/H8G9iItM88
— NFIB Florida (@nfib_fl) June 16, 2022
“This was a great opportunity for members to learn more about what’s happening in Congress and talk directly to our elected leaders about taxes, inflation, and other issues affecting their ability to own, operate, and grow their businesses,” Herrle said.
