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ICYMI: Beacon Hill’s Business Brief

ICYMI: Beacon Hill’s Business Brief

August 30, 2024 Last Edit: June 5, 2025

ICYMI: Beacon Hill's Business Brief

Beacon Hill had a rather uneventful year, and then legislators attempted to cram eight major bills onto the agenda during the final 24 hours of session. On September 12th, State Director Christopher Carlozzi held an informative virtual event for NFIB members to learn more about the 2024 session and what it means for Massachusetts’ small businesses, as well as ask questions about the issues and challenges pressing their businesses.

>>>>> Watch the recording HERE. <<<<<

This event was free for NFIB members with registration required, but you can share this recording with other small business owners and business allies. Video Link: https://vimeo.com/1010640087?share=copy If you have questions about the topics covered in this event, small business concerns you’d like to share, or to discover how you can get more involved in NFIB’s advocacy, please reach out to Grassroots Manager Julianna Rauf at julianna.rauf@nfib.org or 857-228-9978.
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