The event gave owners a chance to speak out on the issues that matter most to them
NFIB members Garry Floeter and Bo and Lisette Carey joined State Director Jim Brown on Capitol Hill today 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.
The Tennessee delegation met 6th District Congressman John Rose, himself an NFIB member, to discuss tax, overregulation, and other issues important to the state’s small businesses.
We truly appreciate @RepJohnRose for taking the time to meet with @NFIB #Tennessee members today as part of the #NFIBFlyIn22. Thank you for engaging with us on the issues that are critically important to #SmallBusiness. pic.twitter.com/uHoDR7Sydd
— NFIB Tennessee (@nfib_tn) June 15, 2022
Truly appreciate Sen. @MarshaBlackburn for making time to talk to @NFIB members about the issues facing #SmallBusiness in #Tennessee and across the country #NFIBFlyIn22 pic.twitter.com/r7iOEGt3Dp
— NFIB Tennessee (@nfib_tn) June 15, 2022
The group also met with Congressman Tim Burchett and the staffs of Congressmen Mark Green and Sen. Bill Hagerty.
“These leaders clearly understand what small business means to the state’s economy,” Brown said.
