NFIB members gather virtually for 2023 New Jersey Small Business Day

May 2, 2023 Last Edit: June 5, 2025

Watch a recording of the event at the link below.

NFIB members gather virtually for 2023 New Jersey Small Business Day

NFIB New Jersey’s 2023 Small Business Day, hosted virtually on April 26th, brought together small business owners from around the Garden State to discuss the issues most important to them with State Director Eileen Kean and state lawmakers. 2023 is an important year for New jersey’s small business owners. With single-party control in the capital — and the state legislature up for election in November — lawmakers need to hear from Main Street job creators more than ever on how to best jumpstart economic recovery. To that end, Kean directed an informative discussion with NFIB members to ensure that the Voice of Small Business is well-informed and heard in Trenton. The event, which was free for members and guests, included an overview of NFIB’s legislative priorities in the state legislature, as well as instruction on how small-business owners can influence policy in New Jersey to help your business succeed. NFIB members interacted with key members of the state Senate and Assembly, discussing the top issues on the agenda in the General Assembly:

Speakers:

• Senator Troy Singleton (Democrat-7th District) – Chair of the Community & Urban Affairs Committee and Vice-chair of the Economic Growth Committee

• Assemblyman John DiMaio (Republican-23rd District) – House Minority Leader

The meeting is now available for members and small business allies to watch:

>>>>> New Jersey Small Business Day <<<<<

(In the event the above hyperlink does not work, please copy and paste this URL into your web browser: https://vimeo.com/824130932/bb3379ce40)

Topics:

Labor

State:

New Jersey

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