In Charlotte, ‘Taking Action’ for growth and jobs
Business Roundtable is using high-profile advertising in The Charlotte Observer this week to remind attendees of the Democratic National Convention of the importance of taking action on the many policies that are holding back the U.S. economy and hiring. The ads in the Observer and special convention issues of Capitol Hill publications reprise the "Taking Action for America" advertisements that ran during the Republican National Convention in Tampa.
BRT is also running spots on AM and FM radio stations.
For more on BRT's policy recommendations, see www.brt.org/TakingAction
Carter Wood, (Business Roundtable)
Carter Wood is a Senior Communications Advisor at Business Roundtable.
This article was published
by Carter Wood on
September 04, 2012 in Tax And Fiscal Policy.
Topics: Economic Growth, Jobs, Taking Action for America.
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