Scamman to preview session for small-business owners

NH Business Review Staff,

House Speaker Douglas Scamman, R-Stratham, will discuss the upcoming 2006 legislative session with Seacoast area small-business owners Oct. 20 at the Exeter Inn.

Topics are expected to include reform of the state’s workers’ compensation system and reform to small-group health insurance.

The speaker will address the Seacoast Area Action Council of the National Federation of Independent Business/New Hampshire.

The presentation starts at 8 a.m. The Exeter Inn is located at 90 Front Street.

All small-business owners and guests have been invited to attend. For more information, call Andi Shea at 877-863-0763 or e-mail andi.sheanfib.org.

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