SBA Nominee Grilled on Abiding by Congressional Appropriations Law
Forbes Breaking NewsApril 7, 20255 min1,422 views
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- 🎯 Senator John Hickenlooper questioned SBA Deputy Administrator nominee Bill Briggs on his commitment to upholding congressional appropriations law.
- 💡 Briggs affirmed that if confirmed, he will uphold the law in a fair and impartial manner, which Hickenlooper accepted as a 'yes'.
Evolving Small Business Landscape
- 📈 Mr. Mulligan highlighted the need to stay on top of the evolving small business landscape, including trends like AI and changes in the lending market.
- 📊 He emphasized the importance of the Office of Advocacy providing up-to-date data to Congress and the SBA to reflect the current economic situation.
Supporting Entrepreneurs in Indian Country
- 🤝 Hickenlooper raised concerns about the unique challenges faced by small businesses in Indian Country and the need for resources for the SBA's Office of Native American Affairs.
- 👂 Briggs acknowledged the challenges and committed to looking into the legislation and working with the committee to ensure the office has the necessary resources if confirmed.
The Role of the SBA
- 🚀 The SBA is described as a crucial resource for entrepreneurs, providing solutions and resources that can transform businesses.
- 🌟 Both nominees were commended for their willingness to serve and help small businesses, which are considered the core of the economy.
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