East Memphis’ Own Mike Miller to Lead Tennessee Small Business Advocacy
When it comes to championing small businesses in the Volunteer State, Memphis is officially on the map. The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) recently named Mike Miller, a respected entrepreneur from East Memphis, as chair of its Tennessee Leadership Council. With deep local roots and a strong reputation for helping Memphis-area businesses thrive, Miller’s appointment highlights our city’s vital role in the state’s economic future.
Miller’s Mission for Tennessee Businesses
Miller brings years of experience as a tireless advocate for small business growth and policy. As chair, he’ll shape statewide priorities, tackling key issues like regulatory reform, workforce development, and tax relief—issues that Memphis entrepreneurs know well. His leadership ensures that the Bluff City’s perspective is always front and center when it comes to business-friendly initiatives.
Focusing on Memphis and Beyond
The Memphis business community is known for its energy and resilience, with small businesses driving job creation across neighborhoods from Cordova to Cooper-Young. Miller’s new role at NFIB stands to boost Memphis’s visibility and expand opportunities for local enterprises through statewide collaboration. Learn more about NFIB’s advocacy in Tennessee at their official site.
Get Involved
Do you own or support a small business in Memphis? Stay tuned to This is Memphis for updates on local economic news and learn how you can support local leadership shaping our city’s business landscape.
Original Story by @NFIB at https://www.nfib.com/news/news/nfib-names-east-memphis-entrepreneur-to-chair-tn-leadership-council/
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