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Organization

Read about SBA’s history, initiatives, commitees, leadership and performance goals. Also, find out how to contact us by phone or email.

SBA leadership

Learn about SBA leaders and their commitment to help Americans start and grow businesses.

Find ways to contact us by phone and email, along with other avenues to guide you through our services.

View a list of our most recently published documents, and search by program, office, type and date.

Learn about Small Business Administration plans, goals, and performance reporting.

Learn more about SBA events and celebrations throughout the year.

Advisory committees are created by statute to provide advice and recommendations to SBA.

Congress created SBA with the Small Business Act of July 30, 1953. It is periodically amended by Congress.

This act provides ways to invest in small business investment companies and certified development companies.

Standard operating procedures provide detailed rules for how certain activities are performed.

The electronic Code of Federal Regulations has the Federal Register’s general and permanent rules published by executive departments and agencies.