Tagged: Veteran Owned Businesses

Franchising 101 for Veterans Scheduled for April 18, 2013

April 18,2013 Veterans: Meet Franchisor In one evening meet successful franchisor who are interested in expanding in the Maryland and DC market.This FREE, “must-attend”event is for you,Our veterans  and friends of veterans who want...

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Veteran Owned Business Workshop: "Doing Business with the County and Federal Government"

On Tuesday, April 23, 2013, the County of Bucks Business Development Department, in conjunction with the Bucks County Commissioners, Fulton Bank, and the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce begins the Fulton Bank Government Series...

April Louisville Area Veterans Networking Group Meeting Scheduled

Attention VOBs/SDVOSBs in the Louisville Area: The April meeting of the Louisville Area Veterans Networking Group will be on April 10th at noon at Mulligans Pub and Grill on Newburg Rd. They are always...

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AT&T Seeks Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSB) Suppliers

Connecting For Success (use referral code 175) AT&T Global Supplier Diversity is committed to building relationships with certified Service Disabled Veteran-owned Businesses and wants to hear from you! AT&T is looking for DVBE suppliers...

February Louisville Area Veterans Networking Group Meeting Scheduled

Attention VOBs/SDVOSBs in the Louisville Area: The February meeting of the Louisville Area Veterans Networking Group will be on February 13th at noon at Mulligans Pub and Grill on Newburg Rd. There will be...

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Wisconsin Starts Seed Fund for New Veteran Owned Businesses

The Wisconsin Economic Development Commission (WEDC) has put $150,000 into a fund for start-up seed grants aimed at supporting new companies run by Wisconsin military veterans. The investment will make Wisconsin the first state to launch such a fund to support veteran-owned businesses.

5th Annual Vet Net Event

VOB Attends 5th Annual Central Florida Vet Net Event

The no-cost festive holiday-themed Meet and Greet featured over a dozen companies and offered veterans an opportunity to promote their business or provide assistance to veteran owned small businesses.