Hill Named ‘Guardian of Small Business’
Washington,
September 26, 2018
WASHINGTON – The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) honored Congressman French Hill (AR-02) with the “Guardian of Small Business” award for his strong and supportive voting record on policies that help to spur on small business growth across Arkansas and the nation. “After 16 years of running my own business in Arkansas, I’m in tune with the needs that our local job creators have and am committed to seeing them succeed,” said Hill. “I recently spent a day working alongside central Arkansas’s small business owners for the NFIB’s Small Business Challenge, getting an even better understanding of what we in Congress can do to help them thrive. I appreciate the NFIB’s work in advocating for our small businesses, and I thank them for this award.” Background The NFIB created the “Guardian of Small Business Award,” which is the most prestigious honor that NFIB gives, to showcase the Members of Congress who support small business issues. The NFIB advocates for the rights of small and independent business owners across state capitals and in Washington, D.C. They are a nonprofit, nonpartisan, and member-driven organization that is the voice of small businesses across the country. The NFIB represents the rights and interests of their members and is dedicated to domestic independent businesses. |
