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Input: SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE.

This Act may be cited as the ''Expanding Entrepreneurship Act of
2009''.

SEC. 2. EXPANDING ENTREPRENEURSHIP.

Section 4 of the Small Business Act (15 U.S.C. 633) is amended by
adding at the end the following:
''(g) Management and Direction.--
''(1) Plan for entrepreneurial development and job creation
strategy.--The Administrator shall develop and submit to
Congress a plan, in consultation with a representative from
each of the agency's entrepreneurial development programs, for
using the Small Business Administration's entrepreneurial
development programs to create jobs during fiscal years 2010
and 2011. The plan shall include the Administration's plan for
drawing on existing programs, including Small Business
Development Centers, Women's Business Centers, SCORE, Veterans
Business Centers, Native American Outreach, and other
appropriate programs. The Administrator shall identify a
strategy for each Administration region to create or retain
jobs through Administration programs. The Administrator shall
identify, in consultation with appropriate personnel from
entrepreneurial development programs, performance measures and
criteria, including job creation, job retention, and job
retraining goals, to evaluate the success of the
Administration's actions regarding these efforts.
''(2) Data collection process.--The Administrator shall,
after notice and opportunity for comment, promulgate a rule to
develop and implement a consistent data collection process to
cover all entrepreneurial development programs. Such data
collection process shall include data relating to job creation,
performance, and any other data determined appropriate by the
Administrator with respect to the Administration's
entrepreneurial development programs.
''(3) Coordination and alignment of sba entrepreneurial
development programs.--The Administrator shall submit annually
to Congress, in consultation with other Federal departments and
agencies as appropriate, a report on opportunities to foster
coordination, limit duplication, and improve program delivery
for Federal entrepreneurial development programs.
''(4) Database of entrepreneurial development service
providers.--The Administrator shall, after a period of 60 days
for public comment, establish a database of providers of
entrepreneurial development services and, make such database
available through the Administration's Web site. The database
shall be searchable by industry, geography, and service
required.
''(5) Community specialist.--The Administrator shall
designate not less than one staff member in each Administration
district office as a community specialist who has as their
full-time responsibility working with local entrepreneurial
development service providers to increase coordination with
Federal resources. The Administrator shall develop benchmarks
for measuring the performance of community specialists under
this subsection.
''(6) Entrepreneurial development portal.--The
Administrator shall publish a design for a Web-based portal to
provide comprehensive information on the Administration's
entrepreneurial development programs. After a period of 60 days
for public comment, the Administrator shall establish such
portal and--
''(A) integrate under one Web portal, Small
Business Development Centers, Women's Business Centers,
SCORE, Veterans Business Centers, the Administration's
distance learning program, and other programs as
appropriate;
''(B) revise the Administration's primary Web site
so that the Web portal described in subparagraph (A) is
available as a link on the main Web page of the Web
site;
''(C) increase consumer-oriented content on the
Administration's Web site and focus on promoting access
to business solutions, including marketing, financing,
and human resources planning;
''(D) establish relevant Web content aggregated by
industry segment, stage of business development, level
of need, and include referral links to appropriate
Administration services, including financing, training
and counseling, and procurement assistance; and
''(E) provide style guidelines and links for
visitors to the Administration's Web site to be able to
comment on and evaluate the materials in terms of their
usefulness.
''(7) Pilot programs.--The Administrator may not conduct
any pilot program for a period of greater than 3 years if the
program conflicts with, or uses the resources of, any of the
entrepreneurial development programs authorized under section
8(b)(1)(B), 21, 29, 32, or any other provision of this Act.''.

Passed the House of Representatives November 18, 2009.

Attest:

LORRAINE C. MILLER,

Clerk.
Output:
Expanding Entrepreneurship Act of 2009 - Amends the Small Business Act relating to small business entrepreneurial development programs (programs) to direct the Administrator of the Small Business Administration (SBA) to: (1) develop and submit to Congress a plan for using the programs as a catalyst for job creation for FY2010-FY2011; (2) promulgate a rule to develop and implement a data collection process covering all programs; (3) report to Congress on opportunities to foster coordination, limit duplication, and improve delivery under the programs; (3) after public comment, establish and make available a database of providers of entrepreneurial development services; (4) designate at least one staff member in each SBA district office as a community specialist with full-time responsibility working with such providers to increase coordination with federal resources; and (5) publish a design for a Web-based portal that provides comprehensive information on the programs and, after public comment, establish such portal.

Prohibits the Administrator from conducting any pilot program for a period of more than three years if the pilot program conflicts with or uses the resources of any of the entrepreneurial development programs.