What is the SBA?

Answer by  KameshManoharan (20)

SBA is the acronym for Small Business Administration. The board is formed in the United States in 1953 after the world war II to protect small businesses. The main mission of the board is to strengthen the economy of the nation.

Answer by  Kurt (4579)

SBA stands for Small Business Administration. This is a federal government agency that was set up by Congress to help encourage small businesses in America.

Answer by  popeoftheweasles (26)

The SBA is the "small business association", a branch of the federal government, responsible for supporting small business by both directly supply them with loans and acting as a guarantor on any bank loans they may take out.