The "Office of Rural Affairs Enhancement Act" strengthens the Small Business Administration's Office of Rural Affairs by clarifying its structure and expanding its duties. It mandates that the Office be led by an Assistant Administrator, appointed through the competitive service, who possesses specific expertise in rural affairs and small business development to effectively serve rural communities. The bill refines the Office's responsibilities, emphasizing the promotion of SBA and other federal programs to assist rural small business concerns , and requires the Assistant Administrator to host regular webinars and outreach events across the United States. These events will involve various stakeholders, including SBA district offices and resource partners, to better connect rural businesses with available support and information. Furthermore, the legislation establishes an annual reporting requirement for the Office of Rural Affairs. This report, submitted to Congress and made publicly available, must detail the Office's operational specifics, a summary of its activities, and an analysis of SBA lending programs' effectiveness in serving rural small businesses, thereby enhancing transparency and accountability.