Tag Archives: U.S. Small Business Administration
A Push to Open More Doors to More Dollars
The U.S. Small Business Administration is committed to increasing the number of small-dollar loans granted to start-up companies
The SBA and the Obama Administration have already taken unprecedented action to increase capital access…
By Marie Johns
April 26, 2013
Tags: access to capital, financing, Marie Johns, mincoloans, SBA, U.S. Small Business Administration
10 Twitter Accounts for the Social Media-Savvy Entrepreneur
Let social media take your business to the next level; follow these 10 Twitter handles
Ten ways social media can take your business to the next level
By Janel Martinez
May 19, 2011
Tags: Entrepreneurship, entreprenurs, Kauffman Foundation, Small Business, startup, U.S. Small Business Administration
Resources to Help Your Business Tap Overseas Markets
President Obama’s National Export Initiative looks to double minority business exports
In an effort to narrow America’s trade deficit, the Obama administration unveiled the National Export…
By Alan Hughes
Katrina +5: SBA, Taken by Surprise, Unprepared to Quickly Offer Aid
Businesses most prepared for rainy days most likely to succeed
When Katrina struck, SBA was in the middle of a transformation that included an internal…
By Joyce Jones
August 29, 2010
Tags: disaster insurance, disaster plan, disaster response, Hurricane Katrina, Katrina anniversary, Katrina recovery, Louisiana, Louisiana recovery, Mayor Mitch Landrieu, Mayor Ray Nagin, Mitch Landrieu, Ray Nagin, Small Business Administration, small business assistance, small business relief, U.S. Small Business Administration
