Category: CA Veteran Owned Businesses News

Attn SDVOSBs: Winter 2012 Issue of VetLikeMe Newsletter is now available

GAO agrees with SDVOSB companies that the VA should consider SDVOSBs first. This does not mean that an SDVOSB wins a specified contract, but GAO agrees that, according to PL 109-461, SDVOSB must be considered first

Jackie Robinson Stadium Hosts 20th Annual Veteran’s Holiday Event

The VA Greater Los Angeles, VA Voluntary Service, over 100 restaurants, local businesses and the community at large will come together as one to celebrate the holiday season. Over the past twenty years, the Annual Veterans’ Holiday Celebration has kicked off the holiday season for many veterans living in the Los Angeles area.

Veteran Owned Business Project Celebrates its Fourth Anniversary

Since its inception, the number of Veteran Owned Business members has grown to nearly 15,000 members with over a million visitors to the Veteran Owned Business website.

Veteran Owned Business Project Celebrates 4th Anniversary on Veterans Day 2012

In addition to Veterans Day, today we also celebrate the 4th Anniversary of the official launch of the VeteranOwnedBusiness.com Project. In 4 short years we have added and approved 15,000 member profiles, reached over...

Veterans Day Poster Gallery – Veterans Day Posters from 1978 thru 2012

Attention Veteran Owned Business Members and Visitors:   Veterans Day Poster Gallery 2012 Veterans Day Poster 2012   2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996...

Florida Ranks Near Top for its Number of Veteran and Women Owned Businesses

Veterans own 2.45 million businesses nationally of which about 6 million workers are employed. This accounts for about 9 percent of America’s total businesses. California and Texas surpassed Florida as the states with the most veteran-owned businesses.

NBC Universal to Host Supplier Diversity Fair for Veterans in LA, NYC, Orlando and Miami

“This opportunity aligns with national ongoing efforts to connect Vets with non-military corporate entities and may provide other partnering opportunities in the future that could also benefit veterans and their families,” said Chuong Bui, manager of supplier diversity for NBC Universal.