With Biz2Loan’s Small Business Loans in Tulsa, Women Entrepreneurs Are Leading the Small Business Boom
The impact of women entrepreneurs on America's small business landscape is both profound and inspiring. From 2019 to 2023, women-owned businesses experienced an impressive growth surge of 94%, outpacing their male counterparts. Despite this remarkable progress, women-owned businesses still account for only about 38% of all U.S. enterprises.
As we honor Women’s Equality Day on August 26, the push for a more inclusive and equitable business environment remains strong. Biz2Loan, in partnership with the Small Business Administration (SBA), stands behind women entrepreneurs, offering vital resources and support to fuel their success and drive continued growth.
Essential SBA Resources for Women Entrepreneurs:
1. Access to Training, Mentorship, and Learning Resources:
Women business owners across the U.S. have access to extensive support through Biz2Loan’s Small Business Loans in Tulsa, bolstered by the SBA's 152 Women’s Business Centers (WBCs). These centers provide valuable assistance in starting, managing, and expanding businesses. In addition, Small Business Development Centers (SBDCs), SCORE mentors, and Veterans Business Outreach Centers offer further guidance. For those seeking flexibility, the SBA’s online Learning Platform offers coaching and tailored training for every stage of entrepreneurial growth.
2. Financing and Capital Access:
Access to capital remains a key challenge for many women entrepreneurs. To address this, Biz2Loan’s Small Business Loans in Tulsa, along with SBA-backed loan programs, provide women-owned businesses with increased opportunities to secure the funding they need. By reducing the risk for lenders, these programs help more women-led ventures access critical financial resources. Beyond loans, the SBA connects women entrepreneurs with investors and offers protection through surety bonds.
3. Federal Contracting Opportunities:
The federal government offers tremendous opportunities for women-owned small businesses through its contracting programs. As the world’s largest buyer of goods and services, the U.S. government awarded a record $30.9 billion in federal contracts to women-owned businesses in the last fiscal year. The Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) Federal Contracting Program further supports women entrepreneurs by ensuring contracts in industries where they remain underrepresented.
With Biz2Loan’s Small Business Loans in Tulsa, along with the SBA's wide range of resources, women entrepreneurs are empowered to play a pivotal role in driving the U.S. economy forward. As we look toward a more equitable future, women-owned businesses are set to continue their powerful surge, building stronger communities and industries nationwide.
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