Veteran Entrepreneurs

Did you know the federal government prioritizes the contracting of small businesses that are owned by disabled vets? If you are a service-disabled veteran who owns a business, you may be able to leverage Public Law 108-183 to get government contracts.

War veterans are able to effectively start a new business with a little help from the government.

Did you know that Veteran Affairs offers free business coaching for veterans who want to start a business? That's just one of many VA initiatives to support veteran entrepreneurs. If you're a U.S. vet, here are just some of the resources you need to know about.

As a veteran entrepreneur, there are many excellent programs to help you start a business, grow a business, and get business contracts from the government. But finding them . . . Well, that can be a challenge. So to get the ball rolling, we've assembled a list of ten great resources for veteran entrepreneurs.

Despite what you may have heard, there are not many veteran entrepreneur grants available. Training, loans, and other forms of assistance are readily available . . . but grants are few and far between. Here's our take on the best way to fund a vet-owned business startup.

When you were in the armed forces, bootcamp was tough. But as a veteran entrepreneur, learning the ropes isn't any easier. We take a look at what you can expect from an Entrepreneur Bootcamp for Veterans.