Small Business Administration

Small Business Administration - SBA stands for the Small Business Administration of the United States. The government agency was founded in July, 1953. Largely in response to economic turmoil and aftermath, from the major Depression and World War II. It is a program and support, to assist as well as protect small businesses. Their mandate centers around maintaining and empowering, strengthening economy, by assisting and protecting interests and investments in/of small businesses  (helping families recovering from disasters). This body provides government grants, sponsorships, contracts, loans, advisory services for target-audiences like minorities, veterans and women.  Supporting entrepreneurism in a variety of ways, job and opportunity creation, new revenue streams driven by ambitious self-employed, small business owners have representation and value-adding support, training, counselling, guidance to take full advantage of.