The Small Business Administration (SBA)

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The Small Business Administration “aids, counsels, assists, and protects the interests of small business concerns.” They assist small businesses by providing them with whatever is necessary and will not stop until they get the business to be successful without their assistance. Although they are not able to give the business all of the necessities they need, they do their best and as much as they can do. Their motto is, “Aid, counsel, assist, and protect insofar as is possible, the interests of small business concerns.”
The U.S. Small Business Administration, is also known as the SBA. It was established on July 30, 1953. The Small Business Administration’s main offices are located in the United States, but they do help with many countries outside of the U.S. The have helped many small businesses be where they currently are, and they may have not been where they are now if it was not for the SBA. The Small Business Association really focuses on helping small businesses who are struggling in certain areas they know that they are able to help in. They have many different offices in their headquarters such as offices for management, contracting, international trading, and many more.
There are many goals and missions that the administration is trying to achieve. The Small Business Association’s main mission is to, “help Americans start, build and grow businesses.” By this they mean that if a person is wanting to start a business and is not sure how to, they should contact the SBA who will then build and grow the business alongside the entrepreneur. The Small Business Association has three goals that they want to accomplish by the end of 2016. The first goal is, “growing businesses and creating jobs.” The second goal is, “building an S...

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...n that day and just go shopping to say thank you and it also gives the business money so they are able to do well! There were many advertisements near the end of November before Small Business Saturday on the TV and on computers promoting the small businesses that the owner(s) wanted them to go to.
Overall, the Small Business Administration is a great administration that works for the people and not only themselves. They try their hardest and best to help new small businesses and and even old business that may be having some trouble. They are always willing to help no matter what crisis or situation is happening. The SBA is a wonderful administration and is prepared for any problems coming in from all small business either in the United States or in other countries outside of the United States. They are the best administration to go to when your business is in need.

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