In a recent San Francisco County government meeting, the spotlight shone brightly on Commissioner Ortiz Cartagena as supervisors rallied to support his reappointment to the Small Business Commission. His extensive engagement with small businesses across the city, particularly Latino-owned enterprises, was highlighted as a key asset to the community.

Supervisor Safa praised Ortiz Cartagena's omnipresence in the business landscape, noting, "You can be anywhere in the city in any small business and you will bump into him." His proactive approach and positive attitude, even in the face of bureaucratic challenges, were commended. "He’s always ready to find solutions to problems," said another supervisor, emphasizing Ortiz Cartagena's "can-do" spirit.

The discussion also touched on Ortiz Cartagena's involvement in various initiatives, including the legacy business program and efforts to address illegal street vending. His collaborative work with other commissioners was seen as vital for fostering a supportive environment for small businesses.

As the meeting concluded, the supervisors expressed confidence that Ortiz Cartagena's reappointment would continue to benefit San Francisco's diverse business community, particularly in underrepresented neighborhoods like the Mission and Excelsior. The anticipation is high for his ongoing contributions to the city's economic landscape.