How would you improve the business climate in Minnesota?
Monday, January 17, 2011
How would you answer this question? Rep. Joe Hoppe, R-Chaska, chair of the Minnesota Commerce and Regulatory Reform Committee, will be the guest during a Brainerd Lakes Chamber listening session at 1 p.m. Jan. 21 at the Northland Arboretum, 14250 Conservation Drive, Baxter.
In addition to serving as the chair of what was previously known as the Commerce and Labor Committee, Hoppe will serve as one of the House’s new assistant majority leaders.
He wants to know how state government is impacting your businesses.
The roundtable discussion will provide business owners and managers with an opportunity to speak freely and openly with the committee chairman about what state government can and should do to improve the business climate in Minnesota.
Nearly all legislation that affects business in Minnesota comes through the
commerce committee. That is why it is important when a House assistant majority leader offers to listen that our community business leaders are willing to be heard. Come join us January 21 at the Northland Arboretum!
To register for this free event, visit explorebrainerdlakes.com or call (218) 829-2838.
In addition to serving as the chair of what was previously known as the Commerce and Labor Committee, Hoppe will serve as one of the House’s new assistant majority leaders.
He wants to know how state government is impacting your businesses.
The roundtable discussion will provide business owners and managers with an opportunity to speak freely and openly with the committee chairman about what state government can and should do to improve the business climate in Minnesota.
Nearly all legislation that affects business in Minnesota comes through the
commerce committee. That is why it is important when a House assistant majority leader offers to listen that our community business leaders are willing to be heard. Come join us January 21 at the Northland Arboretum!
To register for this free event, visit explorebrainerdlakes.com or call (218) 829-2838.
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