1932: The Great Depression Response 

Introduction of the RFC by President Hoover to tackle the financial crisis 

1942: Support During World War II 

Creation of SWPC to assist small businesses and promote lending 

1945: Post-WWII Changes 

Abolition of SWPC, with its duties transferred to the RFC and the Department of Commerce. 

1950: Korean War Impact 

The founding of SDPA in response to the Korean War 

1952: RFC's End and New Beginnings 

Transfer of RFC functions to the Department of the Treasury. 

1953: Birth of the SBA 

The establishment of the SBA under President Eisenhower 

1954-1957: SBA's Formative Years 

Early operations of the SBA, including loan programs and management training. 

1958: Advancing Technology and Investment 

Introduction of SBIC Program for technological advancement and investment. 

1964: Equal Opportunity and Poverty Reduction 

Launch of EOL Program to help businesses in poverty-stricken areas. 

SBA Today and Future Outlook 

Current and future focus of SBA on equitable, resilient, and sustainable business support.