The appointment of Isabel Casillas Guzman as the head of the Small Business Administration (SBA) has brought significant positive changes. Unlike her predecessors, Guzman actively engages with small businesses nationwide, advocating for minority and underserved entrepreneurs. Under her leadership, the SBA has introduced various programs to facilitate access to capital and government contracts, particularly benefiting veterans and tech startups. However, despite Guzman's commendable efforts, there's criticism that the agency overlooks its primary audience—older, predominantly white male business owners in industries like manufacturing. Advocates argue that these businesses, though less glamorous, are crucial to the economy and require support in areas such as funding, succession planning, and technology investments. Critics suggest that focusing more on this demographic could improve the agency's visibility and effectiveness, even if it doesn't align with the current political narrative