SBA blog

This Black History Month, the SBA is sharing programs and resources that Black small business owners can leverage to launch, grow, expand, or recover.

Whether your business has been around for a few days or a few decades, the SBA is ready to support you heading into 2022. It starts with these tips.

January is National Mentoring Month, a time to benefit from the expertise of an experienced business coach, adviser, or role model — if you don’t already. Learn about the unique advantages of having a mentor.

In fiscal year 2021, SBA’s Office of Women Ownership helped nearly 90,000 businesses and saw the most extensive expansion to its Women’s Business Center network.

Each new year brings a unique set of challenges and opportunities for your small business. Learn what you can expect in 2022 — and how you can get ready today.

A great business plan can impress potential investors and pave the way for your business’s success. Use these four key questions to guide you as you create yours.

For the first time SBA is releasing disaggregated federal contracting data by race and ethnicity.

Follow these steps to prevent your business from cybersecurity risks before you are attacked.

Small businesses are increasingly buying and selling goods internationally through e-commerce, a trend that only accelerated through the COVID pandemic.

To honor the efforts of America’s small business community, the SBA is hosting the National Small Business Week Virtual Summit this September 13-15, 2021. Learn more and see how you can get involved.