May
TELLING RETAIL’S STORY
Retail’s impact stretches beyond selling product for profit. And on Capitol Hill, the stories that shined the brightest in NRF’s This is Retail video contest earned small business owners the chance of a lifetime: to explain to lawmakers just how their businesses impacted communities back home.
Small business owners visit their representatives in Washington, D.C.
This is Retail finalists Tanna Dang (center), Kim Williams (left) and Susan Kaufman (right) on the steps of Capitol Hill.
More pictures of the winners
Twitter Wall
National leaders show their support for #ThisisRetail
@NRFnews @RepTierney shows support for constituent & #ThisisRetail Top 20 finalist @Cakes4Occasions http://ow.ly/i/yaYF cc @RetailMeansJobs
@RepSchilling IL-17 #smallbiz woman, Susan Kaufman from @marketalleywine is in the final 3 for @NRFnews #Thisisretail video contest! www.retailmeansjobs.com/SusanKaufman
@FLGovScott Let's help #ThePolkaDotPress win the Ntl. Retail Fed. video contest. They're the only FL biz who made it to the finals. http://www.thepolkadotpress.com
@GovernorOMalley Vote for Baltimore's own "Falls Road Running" Store for the "This is Retail" contest. retailmeansjobs.com/JimAdams
Retailers share their This is Retail stories
How retail gives back:
Tanna Dang’s “This is Retail” story
How retail connects communities:
Susan Kaufman’s “This is Retail” story
How retail
means Main Street:
Kim Williams’ “This is Retail” story
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