The Louisiana Restaurant Association (LRA) consistently delivers one of the top state delegations to the annual National Restaurant
Association (NRA) Public Affairs Conference in Washington, D.C. Last year,
nearly 50 LRA members made the trip to meet with Louisiana’s Congressional Delegation.
This year, the NRA Public Affairs Conference is April 29-30 at the Ronald
Reagan Building and International Trade Center.
Stan Harris, LRA President and CEO |
“Every year, the NRA holds the conference to provide
restaurateurs with their state’s Congressional Delegation,” said Stan Harris,
LRA President and CEO. “During the LRA Hill Climb, our members meet with all
nine of Louisiana’s delegation to discuss priority issues for the restaurant
industry.”
The restaurant industry is facing unprecedented challenges
on a variety of legislative fronts from health care and taxes to minimum wage
and immigration reform. This year will be a critical mid-term election year for
restaurateurs large and small. Congress needs to know how all of these issues
affect your and your employees. Join hundreds of industry peers and colleagues
for two days in Washington, DC.
“Advocacy plays such
an important role in our business,” said Melvin Rodrigue, COO of Galatoire’s
Restaurant. “We’re all concentrating on what’s happening within our four walls,
but we have to be aware of what’s outside, such as regulations on the city,
state and federal level.”
The NRA Public Affairs Conference is open! Early bird
registration is $165; $185 after March 28; and Spouse or non-business guest is
$90. Click here to register
online and to see the list of
hotels nearby. View the agenda here.
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