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26 Inspiring Quotes About Crisis Management and Teamwork from Military Veteran Entrepreneurs
Here's what these brave men and women learned about risk-taking while serving our nation -- and how it helped inspire their businesses.
Why Veterans Make Great Entrepreneurs
These are the qualities that transfer from the battlefield to business.
How to Hire a Veteran
Veterans bring much-needed skills to business teams, and employers get a tax credit for hiring them.
This Franchisor Leans on His Experience In the Military to Lead His Team
As the director of operations for Dogtopia, Air Force Vet Jeff Farnell knows it's all about people.
Why This Air Force Vet Became a Marco's Pizza Franchisee
The two careers have more in common than you'd think.
Filling Sandbags in the Military Inspired Me to Become an Entrepreneur
Really hard work with no obvious utility is actually a very clarifying experience.
Women Veterans Are Starting More and More STEM Businesses: Here Are the Resources They Need
Women veterans, active duty women service members and women military spouses may want to explore a program called V-WISE.
Rosalinda Maury and Misty Stutsman
What Entrepreneurs Can Do to Help Veterans Make the Transition From Military to Civilian Jobs
Military service teaches a lot about teamwork and every company can use more of that.
The 7 Best Franchising Opportunities for U.S. Veterans
If you've served in the military, these franchises offer extra incentives to invest.
Veterans and Reservists Are Your Secret Talent Weapon. But, Careful, You May Lose Them.
These people may have extended service responsibilities. They may have personal mental health issues. What is your company doing to help?
The Difference Between Being a Boss and a Leader, According to This Former Navy SEAL
For Brandon Webb, getting your hands dirty is part of the job -- and all of the fun.
This Military Veteran Entrepreneur Fired Himself to Jump Start His Passion Project
Andrew O'Brien left his role as CEO of a publicity firm to focus on what he really cared about.