August 21, 2024, Chicago, Illinois — During the Democratic National Committee (DNC) Small Business Council meeting, San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg shared insights into the city’s latest initiatives to support and advance small business development. As San Antonio’s first Asian American mayor, Nirenberg highlighted the city’s accomplishments in fostering small businesses and attracting national investments, expressing hope that these efforts would serve as a model for other cities across the country.
Nirenberg emphasized that San Antonio’s local government is actively creating an environment conducive to small business growth, ensuring their stability in an evolving economic landscape. “We are paving the way for the future of small businesses, helping them thrive in this rapidly changing economy,” he said. Nirenberg also pointed to the Biden-Harris administration’s continued investments, which are providing new growth opportunities for small businesses. Specifically, he mentioned the historic investment plan championed by Vice President Kamala Harris and incoming Vice President Tim Walz, which is set to positively impact small businesses nationwide. The plan aims to support small businesses through grants, training programs, and tax incentives.
The event gathered leaders and policymakers focused on small business development, underscoring the strong commitment across the board to enhancing the future of small businesses. Attendees expressed a shared desire to create a national platform supporting small business growth by exchanging successful strategies from various regions.
