On March 26, NFIB New Hampshire members and State Director John Reynolds were joined by State Representative Brian Labrie (Bedford) for an update on what’s happening in Concord.

Rep. Labrie is a first-term member of the New Hampshire House, lifelong Granite Stater, owner of multiple small businesses, and an NFIB member.

On the webinar, Rep. Labrie discussed how he got into business, how being a small business owner impacts his work at the State House, and the importance of small business owners weighing in on what’s happening in Concord.

As a member of the House Labor, Industrial, and Rehabilitative Services Committee, Rep. Labrie’s advocacy for small businesses is crucial on a range of business issues – from employment mandates to unemployment insurance to workers’ compensation.

Learn more about Rep. Labrie and his work in Concord here: NH Rep. Brian Labrie. You can reach him at Brian.Labrie@gc.nh.gov or 603.765.1198.

WATCH: What Small Business Means To New Hampshire

Rep. Labrie discusses the importance of protecting Main Street at the State House.

WATCH: Small Business Voices Make A Difference

Rep. Labrie shares the impact that hearing directly from small business owners can have on the legislative process.

WATCH: The World Record for Pumpkin Chunkin?

Rep. Labrie isn’t just a small business owner and champion at the legislature, he’s the record holder for longest pumpkin launch.

WATCH or LISTEN to the full webinar here:

Following the discussion with Rep. Labrie, State Director John Reynolds updated members on the status of key issues for small businesses owners. We covered state budget proposals, potential tax cuts and hikes, and business regulations.

>>>>> You can view the presentation slides by clicking HERE.