Join the Small Business Administration for a One Day Virtual ‘Boots to Business Reboot’. Tuesday, January 25, 2022 from 8:30 am – 5:30 pm. Veterans will be introduced to a broad spectrum of entrepreneurial business concepts and resources available to access start-up capital, technical assistance, contracting opportunities, and more. Register here!
Continue Reading
Ever thought about starting your own business? Do you have a great idea but don’t know where to start? Do you have enough money to get started? Join us to learn about starting a business and possible funding options.
Continue Reading
Protecting Your Brand (Trademarks)
Unclear on the steps or the considerations to take when creating your brand?
Join LiftFund and 82nd Airborne Army Veteran, Andy Nelson, Partner, Fortis, LLP who will provide guidance on what measures you can take. Andy has represented a wide variety of clients, ranging from Fortune 500 companies to small businesses and enjoys working with businesses owned by veterans, military spouses, active duty service members, and others focused on the military community.
This webinar is part of LiftFund’s ...
Continue Reading
When: Wednesday, September 23, 2020, 1:00 – 2:00 PM Central Time
Where: Online Webinar
About the Webinar:
Please join us for the next small business webinar, which will focus on veteran-owned businesses and aspiring entrepreneurs. Connecting veterans with the people and resources they need to be successful in their entrepreneurial endeavors, this event will address a variety of key business topics and challenges. Small businesses in all stages—startups to established companies—are welcome to join us for this informative webinar and live Q&A with the experts!
Guest Speakers ...
Continue Reading
The Library of Congress Veterans History Project is conducting a free webinar on the subject of veteran entrepreneurship and running a business while managing symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress. There are an excellent panel of speakers, including veteran business owners and experts in veteran entrepreneurship from both the government and nonprofit sectors, ready to help vets interested in starting their own business. Speakers include:
Are you a service member, veteran, National Guard or Reserve member, or military spouse interested in starting or growing your own small business?
Join our upcoming summit to hear small business tips from successful military and veteran entrepreneurs and learn about the local and national SBA resources that are available to you.
• Attend breakout sessions on access to capital, government contracting, and more
• Tap into rural business resources and network with military and veteran entrepreneurs
• Meet Eli Crane, former ...
Syracuse University’s Institute for Veterans and Military Families (IVMF)’ ARSENAL of entrepreneurship programs is excited to announce the 3rd Annual Veteran EDGE (Engage, Develop, Grow, Elevate) Conference in Dallas, TX March 5-8, 2020. This unique event is dedicated to veteran and military spouse business owners, their growing ventures and the ecosystem that supports them. VeteranEDGE is the largest gathering in the country ofveterans business owners, supporters, stakeholders, VIPs, influencers and CEO’s fromfast-growing veteran-owned businesses.
Conference events include: VetSource corporate procurement ...
Continue Reading
Career chef Kemar Ballentine-Harris’ business dream became reality with the opening of his own restaurant, Wings of Waco, in January 2020. To help get his business started, Ballentine-Harris used the services of the Texas Veterans Commission (TVC) Veteran Entrepreneur Program (VEP).
His culinary talent is indisputable, having prepared meals for former U.S. Presidents George Bush, Sr.; George Bush, Jr. and Barack Obama. His career further includes being a chef at the Ritz Carlton in Washington D.C. and on commercial cruise lines. ...
Continue Reading
The two hour event has three parts:: (1) Speed networking (2) Four or Five woman vet business owners or military spouses, present a 30 second business pitch to win a gift card from VWEC. The second part is the main event, where four to five women vet business owners present a 3 minute Business Pitch that is judged on its merits to win a Business line of credit from one of the event Bank sponsors.
Continue Reading