Alison Grimes on Corporations

	Alison Grimes on Corporations

Make the Secretary of State's office more business friendly

I have talked with small business owners and some of Kentucky's largest employers on how we can attract more jobs to Kentucky by making the Secretary of State's office more business friendly. I've listened, I've learned, and with your help, I will lead by bringing a fresh approach to the Office of Secretary of State. As an attorney, I've worked with the Secretary of State office for years. I have a strong understanding of how the office works and what we can do to improve it. My friends, it's time for a fresh approach with bold ideas. This campaign is based on solid solutions from all across the Commonwealth and these goals will not only address the concerns I've heard from my fellow citizens, but also my plan for how we can put Kentucky and its citizens back to work! Source: 2013 Senate campaign website, www.alison2011.com "Goals" , Nov 4, 2011

Recruit small businesses to come to Kentucky

Alison will create jobs by recruiting employers and small businesses to come to Kentucky. Alison will help small businesses and non-profits by modernizing the office, offering online support and simplifying the registration process. Source: Secretary of State campaign website, alison2011.com , Jan 1, 2011

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