Small Business Day at the Capitol set for January 28 in Virginia

Brad Close President
Brad Close President - NFIB Virginia
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The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) is partnering with the Virginia Retail Federation to organize Small Business Day at the Capitol on Wednesday, January 28. The event is designed to give small business members a chance to network and learn about current issues impacting Main Street businesses. Attendees will also have the opportunity to engage directly with lawmakers on topics such as preserving Virginia’s right-to-work law.

Participation in the event costs $35 per person, which includes breakfast. Additional details and registration information are available online.



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