Grow your business

If your business is up and running but needs more capital, you can rely on familiar options. However, funding an existing business still requires slightly different preparation.

Once you’re ready to expand, update the marketing plan and confirm that your business is financially prepared. Then, make sure to comply with all laws, rules, and regulations in the new business locations.

You can grow your business by buying or merging with a smaller business. The process is similar to starting a new business, but you need to take extra steps to protect your existing business.

The federal government encourages small businesses to take on contracting opportunities. The process to register as a federal contractor is more straightforward than most people think.

Export goods to increase your profits, reduce market dependence, and stabilize seasonal sales. Connect with SBA resources and partners to get help exporting.

SBA helps women entrepreneurs launch new businesses and compete in the marketplace. Connect with the training and funding opportunities specifically for women.

The federal government provides opportunities in contracting, business development, and other programs for Native American small business owners.

SBA offers support for veterans as they enter the world of business ownership. Look for funding programs, training, and federal contracting opportunities.

SBA supports military spouse entrepreneurs with training, counseling, and other resources.

SBA aims to bring focus on economic empowerment in the LGBTQ+ business community by providing access to our programs and services.

Rural small businesses are an integral part of local economies and communities. Learn more about SBA resources for rural businesses.

SBA is committed to supporting the development and growth of minority-owned small businesses and entrepreneurs from underserved communities.