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  2. State policy in Arkansas aims to finance economic growth.

U.S. Chamber of Commerce Honors Bruce Westerman for Arkansas Business Support

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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce recognized Bruce Westerman with its Advocate for American Business Award in Malvern, Arkansas, for his support of policies promoting economic growth and job creation for Arkansas businesses and workers. During the recognition event, Westerman visited Anthony Timberlands' Malvern mill, where officials discussed the importance of Arkansas’ forestry industry.

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The award highlights Westerman's advocacy for policies that strengthen the free enterprise system and support businesses in Arkansas. The discussion at the mill emphasized the role the forestry industry plays in driving the state's economy.

State policy in Arkansas aims to finance economic growth.

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  • Bruce WestermanReceived the Advocate for American Business Award for supporting economic growth policies in Arkansas.

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