There have been no recent headlines or major decisions involving Linda McMahon as the Administrator of the Small Business Administration. According to several current news sources, Linda McMahon is not serving in this position as of July 2025. In fact, the leadership of the Small Business Administration experienced changes earlier this year. Reports from Paul Hastings Financial Regulatory Updates confirm that Kelly Loeffler became the Administrator of the Small Business Administration, effective February nineteenth 2025. McMahon now serves as the Secretary of Education, a role she has held since March third 2025.
As of this week, the United States Senate confirmed William Briggs as the Deputy Administrator of the Small Business Administration following a forty-nine to forty-five vote. This marks the most notable recent leadership change for the agency. The Small Business Administration also just announced an immediate and full-scale audit of its Eight A business development program, which is a major compliance review impacting many small businesses nationwide.
Regarding Linda McMahon, her recent activities and public statements have centered on her current role as Secretary of Education. In that position, McMahon is overseeing significant policy shifts in the federal student loan landscape, including restoring what she described as fiscal responsibility to the federal student loan program and encouraging borrowers to transition to legally compliant repayment plans. These initiatives are in response to recent court rulings and sweeping legislation impacting student loan programs and higher education funding. There have also been considerable staffing reductions in the Department of Education under her management, sparking debate about the agency's ability to implement recent legislative mandates.
For listeners interested in the latest developments related to the Small Business Administration, the leadership transitions, and program audits are the most significant news of the week. For news about Linda McMahon, attention should be directed to her ongoing work as Secretary of Education, rather than any recent actions at the SBA.
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