Small Business Week in Texas: Celebrating Entrepreneurship and Economic Growth

Governor Abbott has declared the week of April 28 to May 4 as Small Business Week in Texas, recognizing the critical role that small businesses play in the state’s economy. With over 3.2 million small businesses across the state, these enterprises are responsible for employing nearly half of all working Texans. They showcase the entrepreneurial spirit that has long defined Texas.

During a press conference, Governor Abbott emphasized his support for small businesses, stating that they are essential to Texas’ economic growth and development. He praised the hardworking entrepreneurs who have taken risks to turn their ideas into successful businesses, contributing to the prosperity of communities big and small.

The Governor’s Office of Small Business Assistance offers resources and support for start-ups and small businesses of all sizes and locations. The office aims to help businesses start, grow, and succeed by providing access to funding opportunities, training programs, and mentorship services. To learn more about the resources available through the Small Business Office, visit their website today.

By celebrating Small Business Week in Texas, Governor Abbott highlights the importance of supporting and promoting local entrepreneurship. These small businesses drive innovation and create jobs throughout the state while fueling economic growth and building a better future for all residents.