Yolanda Garcia Olivarez

Regional Administrator

SBA Region VI

SBA Administrator

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Unemployment rate 5.3% - More people entering the workforce.

More jobs – 215,000 jobs added in July

Over 1 million jobs created in 2015, so far.

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Manufacturing supports an

estimated 17.6 million jobs in the U.S.

Manufacturers contributed

$2.09 trillion to the

economy. This figure has

steadily risen since 2009.

Since Chrysler and GM emerged

from bankruptcy in mid-2009,

the auto industry has

added over 500,000

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The President has launched

manufacturing initiatives:

Invested nearly $1 billion to upgrade

community colleges to train workers.

Expanded investments in applied

research for emerging, cross-cutting

technologies.

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TRAINING OUR VETERANS - The SBA’s

Boots to Business Program has trained

more than 25,000 transitioning veterans

on starting a business.

Launched a new initiative to

deploy the talent of

returning veterans to in-

demand jobs including advanced

manufacturing.

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Capital

$165.19 Billion Loans processed

in last 6 years

Over 277,044 small businesses

Disaster Loans –More than $10

Billion in Region 6since 2009

Contracting

FY14 - Met Goal Again!

25% - $91.7 B

$550.7 Billion in SB contracts

awarded since 2009

$88 Billion increase over

preceding years

Counseling

FY 14 - 70,000 jobs created or

retained

$4.7 Billion capital infusion

13,500 new companies started

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Region 5 -Chicago

Region 9 - SanFrancisco

Region 4 -Atlanta

Region 6 -Dallas

Region 2 -New York

Region 1 -Boston

Region 8 –Denver

Region 3 -Philadelphia

Region 10 -Seattle

Region 7 –Kansas City

Region 5 - Chicago 12,950 $4 Billion

Region 9 - San Francisco 10,068 $5.1 Billion

Region 4 - Atlanta 6,949 $3.8 Billion

Region 6 - Dallas 5,688 $2.8 Billion

Region 2 - New York 5,346 $1.8 Billion

Region 1 - Boston 4,437 $941 Million

Region 8 – Denver 3,487 $1.42 Billion

Region 3 - Philadelphia 3,475 $1.37 Billion

Region 10 - Seattle 2,950 $1.2 Billion

Region 7 – Kansas City 2,372 $855 Million

Total SBA Loans support $28.6 Billion to more than 58,000 SB

FY 15 South Central Region

• Loans up 21%

• Loan Dollars up 24%

$8.3 Billion in Region 6

Federal Government Awards nearly 25% of Contract Dollars to

Small Business - $91.7 Billion Nationwide

WE HIT THE GOAL AGAIN!

Texas - $4.5 Billion

Louisiana - $1.20 Billion

New Mexico - $1.17 Billion

Oklahoma - 1.1 Billion

Arkansas - $380 Million

SBICs manage about $24 billion of assets and

investments in America’s small businesses.

Congress increased SBA annual authority from $3

billion to $4 billion.

This has been a core part of SBA’s mission since

1958.

SBIC was the second program enacted into law after

SBA was formed, right after the main 7(a) loan vehicle.

Today, we have about 300 licensed SBICs.

The SBIC program is a true public-private partnership.

Our government invests in our investors,

and that gives us a leg up in the global

economy.

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• Encourages domestic

small businesses to

engage in Federal

Research/Research and

Development (R/R&D) that

has the potential for

commercialization.

• A Competitive awards-

based program.

• SBIR enables small

businesses to explore their

technological potential and

provides the incentive to

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1. Department of Agriculture (USDA)

2. National Oceanic and Atmospheric

Administration (NOAA)

3. Department of Defense - Air Force

4. Department of Defense - Army

5. Missile Defense Agency (MDA)

6. Department of Defense - Navy

7. Department of Energy (DOE)

8. Department of Health and Human

Services - NIH

9. Department of Homeland Security

(DHS)

10. Environmental Protection Agency

(EPA)

11. National Aeronautics and Space

Administration (NASA)

12. National Science Foundation (NSF)

13. Small Business Administration (SBA)

14. United States Patent and Trademark

Office (USPTO)

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• During the most recent year on record,

2013, U.S. exports reached a record

high of $2.3 trillion and

supported a record-

breaking 11.3 million jobs.

• Export related jobs typically

pay up to 18% more on average.

• The top six U.S. exporting

states are Texas, California,

Washington, New York, Illinois,

Louisiana, and Florida. (As of December 31,

2014)

$2.3 Trillion

18% higher pay

Top Export Markets

Top Export States • The top five markets for U.S.

merchandise exports are

Canada, Mexico, China,

Japan, and the United

Kingdom. (As of December 31, 2014)

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Export Express –

loans up to half million

Export Working Capital Program –

loans up to $5 million

International Trade Loan –loans up to $5 million 25yr term

Export Loans - A 90% Guaranty -

SBA’s three core export

finance products:

Under President

Obama, SBA

has supported

$5.6 billion in

small business

export financing

– more than

under any other

President.

Last year, the

SBA shattered

our record for

export finance,

supporting $3.1

billion in export

sales.

In FY 2014 SBA

loans to

exporters

increased 12.6%.

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TRANS PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP

11 Asia-Pacific

countries: Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile,

Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New

Zealand, Peru, Singapore and

Vietnam

Will open markets that

comprise 40% of global

GDP

570 million middle-class consumers in

the Asia-Pacific right now. That

number is

expected to grow to 2.7 billion over the next

15 years.

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Loans Approved

Nationwide

Since FY 2009

Home Loans

110,873

$4.8 Billion

Business Loans

15,723 loans

$1.6 Billion

Total

126,596 loans

$6.4 Billion

Major

Storms

May 2013

Moore

Tornado

Oklahoma –

$51 Million

Oct. 2012

East Cost -

Hurricane

Sandy

$2.5 Billion

Aug. 2005

Gulf Coast -

Hurricane

Katrina

$9.2 Billion

Jan. 1994

California –

Northridge

Earthquake

$4 Billion

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Regional Administrator

Yolanda Garcia Olivarez

Yolanda.olivarez@sba.gov

817-684-5581

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www.sba.gov

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