U.S. Representative Rob Wittman (VA-01) hosted a roundtable discussion with the Yorktown Chamber of Commerce, bringing together local business owners and officials to address the impact of recent tax reforms on small businesses. The meeting centered on H.R. 1, which was signed into law on July 4th and contains provisions aimed at supporting economic growth.
“Recently, I voted for H.R.1, legislation that provides small businesses across the Commonwealth with historic tax relief and tax certainty, allowing them to grow, create jobs, and have a lasting impact on local communities,” said Rep. Wittman. “I was proud to join the Yorktown Chamber of Commerce in hosting this roundtable, during which we discussed the ways that I am working in Washington to support small businesses – including those in Yorktown – and ensure they will continue to thrive.”
The event included participants from various sectors such as state government, finance, real estate, insurance, construction, law enforcement, retail, tourism, and home services. Among those present were Virginia State Senator Danny Diggs (R-24), Delegates Chad Green (R-69) and A.C. Cordoza (R-86), as well as several business leaders from Yorktown and surrounding areas.
Rob Wittman has represented Virginia’s 1st District in Congress since 2007 after previously serving in both the Virginia House of Delegates and Westmoreland County Board of Supervisors from 2006 to 2007. He succeeded Jo Ann Davis in Congress (source). Wittman holds a BS from Virginia Tech (source).
Wittman was born in Washington D.C., is currently 64 years old, and lives in Montross (source).
