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This video is me explaining the value of NFIB membership. It's the video that
you must share with other business owners!
These are important and relevant webinars presented by NFIB legal team and brought to you by Terry Scott, NFIB Membership Rep, NFIB and your local business neighbors who are members.
For more information and resources, please visit NFIB.com. To become a member, please use the contact form on this page to get Terry's specialized brand of service!
NFIB Coronavirus Part II: Congressional and Legal Update for Small Business. WATCH NOW.
NFIB Coronavirus Part III: Financial Resources and Updates for Small Business. WATCH NOW.
NFIB Coronavirus Part IV: How to Apply for a Coronavirus Small Business Loan. WATCH NOW.
For more resources visit NFIB.com or contact your Membership Rep, Terry Scott. (Click image to enlarge):
The following is the latest Press Release by NFIB:
WASHINGTON, D.C. (April 23, 2020) — The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), the nation’s leading small business advocacy organization, issued the following statement on behalf of NFIB President Brad Close, following the U.S. House of Representative’s passage of the Paycheck Protection Program and Health Care Enhancement Act:
“We are pleased that, at long last, Congress has approved much needed funding for the Paycheck Protection Program and Economic Injury Disaster Loan programs. In particular, NFIB is very appreciative of the administration and small business champions in the Senate who urged quick passage of these funds nearly two weeks ago.
NFIB is fully expecting that this new round of small business assistance will go to small businesses who need it the most, not publicly traded companies and large businesses that have access to other credit options. Going forward, NFIB is calling for more flexibility in a number of areas to make it easier for small business owners to support their businesses and their employees through this crisis. This includes the removal of the SBA requirement that 75% of PPP loans be used for payroll costs in order to be forgiven, a threshold that is far too high for very small businesses to meet.
It has been three weeks since our research told us that half of small businesses said they will last no longer than one to two months in current conditions, so this funding is welcome news for many. We will continue to work with policymakers to help ensure small businesses have access to the funding that is intended for them and repeat our call that these funds be disbursed without discrimination based on banking relationships and or size of the business.”
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ADVERTISEMENTS:
You’ve been
directed to this video page because you are a small business owner.
Somewhere on
this page you’ll find important, updated and relevant information for your
business which you can use today.
My name is
Terry Scott, I’m a membership rep for NFIB, the National Federation of
Independent Business, the largest advocacy group in America for small business.
You’ve perhaps been a member in the past or know of someone who has. NFIB has
been in the news a lot recently for all of its work in putting small business
in the front of the line so they are included in everything which is happening.
NFIB gives small business a seat at the table, if you aren’t at the table, you’re
on the menu!
You may or
may not know about NFIB so I’m going to give you a brief overview and then let
you get to the information I’m providing on this page.
The
information I’m presenting is courtesy of NFIB and is usually reserved for our
members. Membership is a very minimal fee and based on your number of
employees. I’m not talking about membership right now. Take advantage of all of
this information and resources as a nonmember. NFIB, and I as your membership
rep, believe so much in the value of your business, you are getting this just
as if you were a member.
(do the
tablet) In the future, when an NFIB membership rep stops by your business,
please take a few minutes to get updated on how we’re fighting to keep your
business strong. We will be concise and to the point because your time is
valuable and we are there to help your business; not hurt it.
Of course,
if after you use all of these business tools, you consider joining your local
business neighbors, please contact me. I’ll be glad to let you know who some of
your local neighbors are if you’d like. You can certainly register online at
NFIB.com however, when you allow me to register you this is what I’ll do for
you.
Fighting for
small business requires money to do so. Without the help from small business
owners like you we could not continue. We are lean and mean and every penny you
invest is used very wisely.
I’ll be sure
that you’ll get...
First, know
that I’ll process your membership while we are speaking on the phone using your
credit card or check; checks are processed “electronically”. And you’ll get
your receipt immediately via email while I’m still on the phone.
My cellphone
number so you can contact me anytime.
All of your
current updated materials kit, which (usually) includes
Regardless of what state you live and
are doing business in, even if you are outside my “area” of Wisconsin, you’ll have
me as your rep and can contact me about anything. After 12 months you can still
call me but you’ll be assigned a membership rep in your area and perhaps even
have special attention via our phone support.
Of course you’ll get your membership
plaque and door decal...
And my special, personal brand of
service!
Oh, and a special “surprise” gift for
my appreciation for your membership.
So please, take advantage of these
resources somewhere on this page, courtesy of NFIB and me, as our thank you for
being a small business owner and for keeping your doors open to help your
community, and America’s economy. Did you know that small business makes up
99.9% of business in the USA? That’s you. Thank you!
Then, if you see the value that NFIB
is doing for your business, let’s get you started at a membership fee
that you decide and is affordable for you.
Make it a great day!
Terry (Ter) Scott
NFIB Membership Rep 3A687
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