FSBA

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AcronymDefinition
FSBAFlorida State Board of Administration
FSBAFlorida Society of Botanical Artists (Sarasota, FL)
FSBAFrisco Baseball & Softball Association (Frisco, TX)
FSBAFacilitated State Board Access (accounting)
FSBAFlorida School Boards Association, Inc.
FSBAFox Sports Bay Area
FSBAFrance Sport Blowgun Association
FSBAFederal Small Business Administration
FSBAFlorida State Beekeepers Association
FSBAFinsheep Breeders Association
FSBAFor Sale By Auction
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The Senate Small Business Committee is primarily responsible for oversight of the federal Small Business Administration (SBA).
But many took advantage of a federal Small Business Administration government contract program for disadvantaged, minorityowned businesses.
Thanks to the federal Small Business Administration, gay- and lesbian-owned businesses can count on equal treatment.
Small Business Investment Corporations also provide venture funds by leveraging private money with federal Small Business Administration dollars to help minority and disadvantaged businesses.
A joint effort between the federal Small Business Administration and the University of Hawaii at Hilo, the center opened with one mission: "To help people who are in business or who are ready to get into business manage their businesses better," he says.
In yet another attempt to create a Women's Business Center (WBC) in Idaho, the federal Small Business Administration (SBA) will hold workshops in mid-January to teach interested parties how to apply for grants.
"Increases in loan volumes over this time last year and a robust quarter from our (federal Small Business Administration) group propelled the first-quarter results," President and Chief Executive Craig Wanichek said in a press release.
Also speaking will be Charles Summer, regional administrator for the federal Small Business Administration, and Felipe Mendoza, of the federal General Services Administration.
For the six years before that, he was director of the SBDC in Fayetteville, where, among other things, he became somewhat of an expert at helping businesses apply for loans guaranteed by the federal Small Business Administration.
The Schaefer's bank, National Bank of Alaska (NBA), offered the couple a business loan through the federal Small Business Administration (SBA).
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