Deputy Administrator Dilawar Syed of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) traveled to the Seattle area on Aug. 5 and 6, to meet with businesses that benefited from the Biden-Harris Administration’s Investing In America agenda, particularly those led by women, people of color, and underserved communities.
Fong named WA Commerce director
Gov. Jay Inslee today named Michael Fong to serve as director of the Washington State Department of Commerce.
White House economic summit for AANHPI communities — Offers great expectations
It started, as many such events do, with a lineup of officials speaking to the audience.
Singh small biz champion
Seattle Attorney Madhu Singh has been named the U.S. Small Business Administration 2014 Washington Women-Owned Business Champion. Singh is principal of MK Singh Law Office — now Foundry Law Group. […]
Loans available for businesses impacted by Chinatown fire
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is offering low-interest working capital federal loans to small businesses economically impacted by the Hudson Building fire in Seattle’s International District. The SBA declared […]
Samuel Cha joins Regal Financial Bank as Senior VP
Samuel Cha joined the Regal Financial Bank as a Senior Vice President and Small Business Administration (SBA) Business Development Officer on Tuesday, Sept. 25. Regal Financial Bank is a locally-owned […]
SBA names Albert Shen Minority Champion of the Year
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) named Albert Shen as its 2012 Minority Champion of the Year.
Asian American banks set to rebound from financial crisis?
Asian Americans started Washington state’s first bank in the 1960s. There are currently close to 10 Asian banks including local, national, and international offices. The Black community still does not have its own bank, and the Latino community founded its Plaza Bank in 2006.