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When the NFIB talks, politicians listen. Sharon is one of the people politicians talk with to convince them that they will support small business issues with their votes on future legislation. Sharon talks with Jim about this, as well as about how the NFIB is helping employers get their employees involved in the public policy debate.

Todd welcomes Jim to the 2006 NFIB Small Business Summit and talks about what attendees will be doing. He goes on to talk about his vision for the NFIB as its new leader.

Ken talks with Jim about the wholesale business and why small businesses should be involved in the political process.

The Motts join Jim to talk about the commercial vaccuum business and their involvement in the public policy process locally and nationally.

The Motts join Jim to talk about the commercial vaccuum business and their involvement in the public policy process locally and nationally.

Lisa talks with Jim about some of the key political issues that attendees of the 2006 Small Business Summit are going to be talking with their Congressional delegations about on Capital Hill this week.

Beth joins Jim to talk about some of the legal issues the NFIB is working on, including tort reform and ways to help small businesses out of court. She also talks about an exciting new legal service available for free to NFIB members.

Andrea and Jim talk about the importance of being aware in order to be a successful networker, and to remind you that in networking, it's not all about you.

Christina talks with Jim about some of the big mistakes people make when using email.

Bob and Jim talk about some of their bad customer service experience and why these are the best examples of how small businesses can compete with the Big Boxes.