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Register Today: NFIB’s 2023 Small Business Day

Register Today: NFIB’s 2023 Small Business Day

April 3, 2023

On April 25th, make your voice heard in Harrisburg!

Register Today: NFIB’s 2023 Small Business Day

2023 is an important year for Pennsylvania’s small business owners. With a new governor and changes in the General Assembly, it’s more important than ever that lawmakers hear from you on how to best jumpstart our economic recovery. Join us on Tuesday, April 25th to be a part of our annual Small Business Day! Confirmed Speakers:
  • U.S. Representative Scott Perry
  • Lt. Governor Austin Davis
  • NazAarah Sabree, PA Small Business Advocate
Click here to register for Small Business Day.
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