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Pre-COVID19 this report reflected increase hiring and growth for Arizona businesses.

In Arizona, February 13th is Small Business Day, which allows the state government to interact directly with business owners and talk about proposed (and current) legislation.

Chad had a number of impressive quotes in this article, including “It was also good to see Arizona get closer to having a single statewide retail sales tax base. The policy adopted will help simplify the taxation of online sales made by remote sellers. Business...

Arizona PBS invited a panel of speakers, including Chad, to speak about the legislative year in 2019. This resulted in several constructive discussions around public policy.

Featuring NFIB’s Small Business Economic Trends data, this article focuses on growth and Arizona’s uptick in job openings.

Chad was quoted in this piece “It’s a chance for them to win customers who’ll continue to support them throughout the year. It also can spare shoppers of the blood-pressure-raising ordeal of Black Friday, saving them from developing a Grinch-like mood for the rest of...

Statements on endorsing or not endorsing a candidate can position a business not only within the business community but also sets the stage for proper positioning in the legislature. NFIB confirms and lays out the arguments for its endorsement of Attorney General Mark...

Chad was raised in South Dakota on a cattle ranch; he always wanted to work in the government and got his start at the state Capitol in Pierre. Chad is the owner and chief government affairs consultant of Heinrich Public Affairs, which is a career choice after twenty...

The announcement that public affairs and lobbying consultant Chad Heinrich was named as the Arizona director for the National Federation for Independent Business (NFIB).

Chad was interviewed for this article about Arizona business leaders and their opinions about education in Arizona. Chad spoke on behalf of the University of Phoenix, working both as their associate vice president for state government and as part of their government...