Small Business Showcase Celebrates Main Street Contributions
On May 26th, 2021, Nick Davis and Jason Duff from Small Nation participated in a Small Business Showcase in honor of National Small Business Week. The event was hosted by the House Committee on Small Business and Chairman Rep. Roger Williams, who welcomed 15 small businesses from across the country to recognize the contributions of Main Street businesses.
Small Nation’s founders, Duff and Davis, shared insights about their work in revitalizing small towns during the showcase held at the U.S. Capitol Building. They highlighted projects like Six Hundred Downtown Pizzeria, Brewfontaine craft beer bar, and the Historic Opera Block project in Downtown Bellefontaine as examples of their successful endeavors.
The event was well-attended by important figures such as House Speaker Mike Johnson and Majority Whip Tom Emmer. Duff expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to celebrate Small Business Week on Capitol Hill and emphasized the importance of advocacy for Main Street businesses. He urged members of Congress to support policies that help small businesses thrive and grow.
Karen Kerrigan from the Small Business and Entrepreneurship Council also commended the entrepreneurial spirit of businesses like Small Nation and expressed her appreciation for their advocacy efforts. She encouraged other small business owners to join together to advocate for policies that benefit their industry as a whole.
Overall, the Small Business Showcase was well received by members of Congress and House GOP leadership who recognized the significant role of small businesses in economic growth. By celebrating Main Street contributions, this event helped raise awareness about the importance of supporting local entrepreneurs and their enterprises.
Small Nation’s Successful Revitalization Projects Highlighted During Showcase
Small Nation’s founders Nick Davis and Jason Duff recently participated in a Small Business Showcase held in honor of National Small Business Week at the U.S. Capitol Building.
During this event, which was hosted by Rep. Roger Williams (R-TX) and attended by important figures such as House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-WY) and Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-MN), Duff shared insights about their work revitalizing small towns through successful projects like Six Hundred Downtown Pizzeria, Brewfontaine craft beer bar, and Historic Opera Block project in Bellefontaine.
Karen Kerrigan from the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council also commended these efforts during her speech at the event.
By celebrating Main Street contributions during this showcase, Rep. Williams hoped to raise awareness about how small businesses play an important role in driving economic growth.
In addition to highlighting these projects during this showcase, Duff also emphasized how important it is for policymakers to support entrepreneurs working towards revitalizing communities across America through legislation that helps them achieve their goals while promoting job creation and economic growth.