House Small Business Committee to examine SBA investment office role
U.S. lawmakers are set to review how the Small Business Administration's Office of Investment and Innovation supports startup growth and business expansion. The hearing is scheduled for June 25 and comes as the committee highlights the office's performance under Administrator Loeffler's leadership.
Highlights
- The House Committee on Small Business will hold a hearing on June 25 at 10:00 AM ET focusing on the SBA Office of Investment and Innovation.
- Joshua Carter, associate administrator for the SBA Office of Investment and Innovation, will testify on the office's approach under Administrator Loeffler.
- The session may influence legislative assessment of SBA support for high-growth small businesses and ongoing oversight of federal capital access programs.
Hearing agenda and witness details
The House Committee on Small Business said it will hold a hearing titled "From Startup to Scale: The Role of the SBA Office of Investment and Innovation in Powering America’s Small Businesses" on Thursday, June 25 at 10:00 AM ET in Room 2360 of the Rayburn House Office Building.The session is intended to highlight the role of the Office of Investment and Innovation and underscore how the office has operated under Administrator Loeffler. Mr. Joshua Carter, associate administrator at the U.S. Small Business Administration's Office of Investment and Innovation, is listed as the witness.
Implications for small business policy
The hearing places focus on a part of the SBA tied to financing and innovation support for small businesses moving from startup stage to broader scale. That makes the session relevant to entrepreneurs, investors and policymakers tracking how federal programs are used to expand access to capital and growth support.By centering on the office's role in powering small businesses, the committee is also signaling continued oversight of SBA operations and leadership priorities. The discussion may help shape how lawmakers assess the agency's support framework for high-growth small firms.
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