Sheldon Shoemaker, Deputy Inspector General — official SBA bio

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The Small Business Administration's official biography of Sheldon Shoemaker, Deputy Inspector General of its Office of Inspector General, says he is the Inspector General's first assistant and may serve as acting Inspector General when the position is vacant. He joined the OIG in 2011 as a Special Assistant to the Inspector General, later served as Chief of Staff, and in 2018 was appointed to the Senior Executive Service as Assistant Inspector General for Management and Operations. Before that he worked at the Drug Enforcement Administration from 1998, last as Section Chief of its Congressional Affairs Section. The bio puts the office's oversight remit at SBA programs that include 'over a trillion dollars of lending authority' in the pandemic response. He is a native of Dunbar, Pennsylvania, with a Bachelor of Arts from West Virginia Wesleyan College.

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Sheldon Shoemaker

Deputy Inspector General

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Sheldon Shoemaker is the Deputy Inspector General at the U.S. Small Business Administration, Office of Inspector General (OIG). He is the first assistant to the Inspector General and assists in leading this dynamic oversight organization. As the first assistant to the Inspector General, he may serve in the role of the Inspector General in an acting capacity when the position is vacant. The organization provides nationwide oversight of SBA’s programs and operations, which include SBA’s role in the nation’s pandemic response—over a trillion dollars of lending authority, loan portfolios valued at hundreds of billions of dollars, small business contracting programs that result in over $150 billion in federal contracting dollars annually, and a robust portfolio of counseling programs that assist the nation’s economic engine—America’s small businesses.

Mr. Shoemaker has over 20 years of leadership experience and more than 25 years of Federal service. Mr. Shoemaker joined OIG in 2011 as a Special Assistant to the Inspector General and later served as Chief of Staff. In 2018, he was appointed to the Senior Executive Service and served as the Assistant Inspector General for Management and Operations within the office. Prior to joining OIG, he served as Section Chief of the Drug Enforcement Administration’s (DEA) Congressional Affairs Section. He joined DEA in 1998 as a Program Analyst and beginning in 2002, served in various supervisory and management roles within the Office of Professional Responsibility and the Executive Policy and Strategic Planning Staff before taking on a position as Congressional Affairs Specialist in the Congressional Affairs Section. Before joining DEA, Mr. Shoemaker spent a short time as Contract Specialist within the Department of Defense.

Mr. Shoemaker is a native of Dunbar, Pennsylvania and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from West Virginia Wesleyan College, majoring in Government and in Social Science.

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