Veterans Entrepreneurship Center
A retired sailor sheds her sea legs and finds solid ground--and financial freedom--as owner of a franchise.
Featured Articles
Some veterans are discovering that the rigid life of the military can be the ideal preparation for the freedom of entrepreneurship.
How one franchisee is shaping a new future for business owners in Afghanistan
For these veterans, SBA's PX is an entrepreneurial Rx.
They have qualities any business owner can take to heart.
Franchises are finding that veterans make fantastic business owners.
The SBA has launched several programs geared at helping vets open up shop.
How franchising provides assistance to veterans seeking to own their own businesses
Business Ideas
Be the middle person between a manufacturer and the retailer. This is a business that will never grow old.
Empower women and men alike with self defense training.
Create your own "Man vs. Wild"-type business as a survival and outdoor trainer.
Keep homeowners feeling safe and sound with your expert security advice.
If you have past military experience or just have a passion for firearms, teach others how to use theirs.
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Veterans have myriad opportunities for franchise success--often at special rates. Here's a look at some of the best options.
Lonnie Helgerson has headed up Ident-A-Kid, Expetec and Computer Doctor, but he's also a veteran of the U.S. Army. Helgerson's latest company combines his knowledge of both worlds.
Former Navy SEAL Rob Roy will tear you down and deprive you of everything you think is important. When he's done, you--and your company--will thank him.
Leadership insights that don't pull any punches.
By catering to soldiers and their families, some businesses are keeping both goodwill and profits in mind.
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