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Becoming A Vetrepreneur
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Got an ingenious business plan and a creative idea for a niche product or service? America needs you to innovate, solve problems and become a small business owner. We have the resources to get you started.

SPONSORED Military Ladies Night

Founders of JDog Brands, Jerry and Tracy Flanagan’s latest podcast. A conversation about female veterans transitioning out of the military and about how military spouses support their spouse during their transition out of the military.

Bring your Leadership Skills to the Business World.

Our veterans leave the service with unparalleled leadership skills and a knack for transforming any project into a success. So why not take those qualities and unleash them on the business world?

By starting your own veteran-owned business or franchise, you can take charge of your future and leverage military skills into a profitable veteran-owned business. Read on for a bevy of useful resources, information and and articles about franchising a business or launching your own unique product or service.

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Are you a Vetrepreneur?

America needs you to innovate and solve problems. America needs your unique ideas and powerful leadership. America needs you, more than ever, to become a Vetrepreneur.

Our country has changed. Starting a business was once a major goal for veterans; in fact, 49% of all veterans leaving service shortly after WW2 started their own business. Now, less than 6% of veterans are becoming entrepreneurs. Why?

In fact, some of our most innovative technologies and companies were started by veterans, including Nike, FedEx and GoDaddy.

Resources for Entrepreneurs

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