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5 Lessons For Vets Before You Start Your Own Business

John M. Torrens
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How The Military Community Can Get Involved In National Veterans Small Business Week
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Make Sure You Know The Financial Risks Before Starting Your Own Business

Army veteran Tim Page receives the first place award of $25,000 in seed money for his business model during the Realizing Your Dream Competition, May 30.

These Veterans Are Realizing Their Dreams As Small-Business Entrepreneurs

On May 30, veterans gathered to pitch their business plans during a “Shark Tank”-style competition for start-up capital.

James Clark

Boots to Business is a free, two-day workshop designed to teach separating or retired military members and their spouses how to start their own business. Offered by The Small Business Association and Syracuse University's Institute for Veterans and Military Families, the program includes eight different modules to help participants identify and develop good businesses. (U.S. Air Force illustration by Airman 1st Class Jensen Stidham/ Released)

The New Government Initiative To Make Entrepreneurs Out Of Veterans

Joshua S. Holley