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April 3, 2023
    
    There's no charge to attend this year's live event in Montgomery
    NFIB Alabama Small Business Day is April 18
Speakers will include
? Elizabeth Milito, executive director of the NFIB Small Business Legal Center
? Will Parker, legal advisor to Gov. Kay Ivey
? Connie Rowe, special assistant to Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth
? Keith Phillips, vice chancellor of Workforce and Economic Development in the Alabama Community College System.
Other scheduled speakers will include Senate Majority Leader Clay Scofield (Guntersville) and Reps. Joe Lovvorn (Auburn), Jim Carns (Birmingham), Rhett Marques (Enterprise), and Matt Woods (Jasper).
            
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