Created in 1953, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) continues to help small business owners and entrepreneurs pursue the American dream.
Priorities
The administration has invested in small businesses that lift communities in every corner of the country — rural, urban, and everywhere in between.
Putting American manufacturers first
SBA is leading a task force that is laser focused on growing American-based manufacturers.
Small business resource hubs
Get information and find opportunities specifically designed to support America’s small businesses.
SBA initiatives
Learn how SBA initiatives help small businesses succeed and empower future leaders.
Councils and committees
Learn about the groups helping SBA deepen our engagement with small businesses by providing input and making recommendations.
Oversight and Advocacy
Office of Hearings and Appeals
The Office of Hearings and Appeals provides an independent quasi-judicial appeal of certain SBA program decisions,
Office of Inspector General
The Office of Inspector General provides independent oversight to improve the accountability of SBA.
Office of the National Ombudsman
The Office of the National Ombudsman empowers small entities by addressing concerns of uneven and excessive federal regulatory enforcement.
Office of Advocacy
The Office of Advocacy is the independent voice for small business in the federal government.
Get help from SBA
SBA works to ignite change and spark action so small businesses can confidently start, grow, expand or recover.
Open government
Read through SBA’s digital and privacy guidance and policies, submit a FOIA request or see active Made in America waivers and our AI inventory.
Other plans and reports
Find what you need below, or read other agency plans and reports related to SBA’s open government initiatives.