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Have You Updated Your Member Profile?

Have You Updated Your Member Profile?

December 5, 2023 Last Edit: June 5, 2025

Have You Updated Your Member Profile?

Have you downloaded the NFIB Engage App? That’s where you can stay up to date with legislation that will impact your business at the state or federal level, and how you can get involved. Download the NFIB Engage App today by visiting www.nfib.com/app/. In the app, you will receive:
  • Action alerts about legislation affecting small business
  • Opportunities to contact your lawmakers
  • Invites for NFIB events and online webinars
  • News on NFIB’s latest work for small business in your state and around the country
Already have the app? Don’t forget to create or update your member profile! Your profile allows us to customize your experience with NFIB. For more information, visit the NFIB Advocacy Center. If you have any questions, email Grassroots Manager Logan Nevonen at logan.nevonen@nfib.org.  
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