VETBIZ RESOURCEs
Empowering Our Veterans. Fueling Our Economy.
- You hire a software engineer in Poland, a designer in Brazil, and an operations lead in Vietnam. Each one expects to get paid accurately and on time, in their own currency, under their own country’s […]
- Discover the 5 essential manager comments for performance reviews that can enhance employee feedback and foster growth. Learn how to craft impactful remarks that motivate and guide your team towards success.
- The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that sports-related event contracts are not swaps, contradicting a 3rd Circuit ruling from April.
- Following a major legal settlement, Instagram and Facebook users under age 18 will soon have a daily two-hour limit and won't be able to see reactions on posts.
- Since retiring in 2025, Saracena has built a small veteran-owned business in Wisconsin centered around creating meaningful gifts and cozy experiences …
- An 18-wheeler accident is far more destructive and legally complex than a crash with a smaller truck. The size, the rules, and the number of … Read more The post How 18-Wheeler Accidents Differ From […]
- A good moving company can make a local move easier by providing organized planning, careful handling, and support throughout the process. Fairfield is a growing … Read more The post How Trek Movers Handles Local […]
- Every year, individuals and enterprises direct billions of dollars toward causes they care about — animal welfare, medical research, education, the arts. Most giving decisions … Read more The post Accelerate Philanthropy: Purposeful Giving for […]
- Workforce Intelligence: The People-First Playbook for Leading Your Company Through AI TransformationMike Sullivan, Co-Founder & Chief Growth Officer at OneDigital and Vinay Gidwaney, Chief Product Officer also at OneDigital joins Enterprise Radio. They are co-authors … Read more The post Workforce Intelligence: The People-First Playbook for […]
- Have you ever pushed on a door that used to open with one finger… but now sticks? That’s not the door being awkward. That’s the … Read more The post Sticking Doors and Uneven Floors: […]
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VetBiz Resources exists to empower veterans. We provide the insights you need to transform service into success—whether through entrepreneurship, career advancement, or personal fulfillment.
From aspiring entrepreneurs and business owners to career professionals, volunteers, and hobbyists: whatever your path, we are here to support your journey with the resources you need to thrive.
- Black on the Block, the country's largest touring marketplace for Black-owned businesses, makes its Chicago debut on Sunday at Soldier Field.
- ADRIAN FLORIDO, HOST: There's a comic books and records shop in Jackson, Mississippi, called Offbeat. It's one of very few Black-owned comic book …
- A sea of white tents was set up at Gatton Park Friday evening, each representing a different Black-owned or serving nonprofit in Fayette County.
- Since retiring in 2025, Saracena has built a small veteran-owned business in Wisconsin centered around creating meaningful gifts and cozy experiences …
- Key Takeaways. DOJ continues to use the False Claims Act to pursue government contractors over allegedly discriminatory DEI practices. The Deloitte …
- Reflections on an interview with Hannes Schmid, Founder, Artist and Social Entrepreneur.
- Bar is a teacher and educator, social entrepreneur, poet and musician. He also serves as CEO of a Yeruham nonprofit focused on developing …
- … social entrepreneur known perhaps for her marriage to a famous media personality. The fifth seat went to an individual reportedly backed by the …
- Kaningai Riamei, Social Entrepreneur, spoke on the Anti-Conversion and FCRA Amendment Bill 2026, while Daniel Kamsuan, Advocate, spoke on NRC. The …
- Yahya Hassan Bajwa — Lecturer and Social Entrepreneur Marc Forster — Film Director, Screenwriter, Producer Tom Hanan — Swiss Entrepreneur Cary …
- The Tellises have established a $100,000 endowed gift to create the Cheryl and Gerard J. Tellis Outstanding Junior Faculty Award at the Ross School of …
- From check out and kitties, who ruled: business books, how to start a business.,straight to the left up the step, garden, to the left, Faith, the door …
- The one sentence summary Great, enduring organisations adopt a combination of 12 habits. Can’t be bothered to read it? Listen to the 5-minute summary in two parts. Want to buy the book? CLICK HERE WHAT […]
- SMALL BUSINESSLOCAL BUSINESSBRAINERDBUSINESSBOOKS · Renee Richardson. By Renee Richardson. Renee Richardson is managing editor at the Brainerd …
- It is that START OVER reached #2 on the same bestseller chart, immediately behind one of the best-known personal-development books of the modern era.
VETBIZ BOOKs
Literature for the Military-Veteran Entrepreneur and Professional.
- The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that sports-related event contracts are not swaps, contradicting a 3rd Circuit ruling from April.
- The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that sports-related event contracts are not swaps, contradicting a 3rd Circuit ruling from April.
- The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that sports-related event contracts are not swaps, contradicting a 3rd Circuit ruling from April.
- The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that sports-related event contracts are not swaps, contradicting a 3rd Circuit ruling from April.
- Corn and wheat futures have surged to their highest levels in more than three years. But the reasons for these recent rallies are notably different.
- Ever wonder how consumers feel about your franchise? Franchise Times editorial staffers check out three brands in a different genre each month, and report back in FT Undercover.
- Story HighlightsFormer NHL Player Ryan Vesce and physical trainer Sean Sullivan co-founded rehabilitation and training center concept Matterhorn Fit in 2018. The company has leveraged its proprietary "Matterhorn Method" rehabilitation framework to drive interest as […]
- Story HighlightsSkydiving franchise Dzone signed its first franchisee, Eric Skroch, who bought an existing location in Montana.Dzone is the first known skydiving franchise.
- Integrate Long-term Company Strategy With Short Term Proposal Pricing Objectives For Success Small businesses entering or growing into federal contacting often struggle with developing a pricing approach. They must design a pricing structure to pass an […]
- Previous discussions at this site have emphasized the importance of maintaining a solid past performance rating to meet award criteria used by every federal agency when granting small business contracts. Your Past Performance Record We […]
- Now that the Small Business Administration has finalized its 8(a) rule change and created a new paradigm regarding social disadvantage, let’s dig in and analyze the remade program. For those… The post Digging in to […]
- INTRODUCTION Start-ups, entrepreneurs and new small businesses regularly seek information regarding small business government grants. There are many misconceptions about the nature of such instruments, who qualifies for them and what constitutes a small business […]
- Majoring in computer science used to be considered a safe career bet, ensuring stable pay and work. After the 2008 recession, many students turned to the field’s promising outlook: Between 2008 and 2024, the number […]
- Being a founder means having to move between different types of work, because the nature of the job requires you to constantly be wearing multiple hats. While this can be a fantastic training ground for […]
- The innovation frontier is moving from software to physical infrastructure — and one American region is quietly positioned to lead it.
- Industries change, but the problems that determine success repeat — here are the five patterns every entrepreneur should learn to recognize.
- For the last year, the Justice Department has been quietly probing high-profile companies over their diversity, equity, and inclusion policies. Deloitte settled one such investigation earlier this week, agreeing to pay $21.5 million to address […]
Transitioning & Retiring
Whether you’re leaving the military or you’ve already left and if you have yet to discover, returning to civilian life can be a major challenge but fear not, a little planning can alleviate unnecessary stress.
VetBiz Resources has the curated information and resources you need to aid you in having a successful civilian life, no matter your discharge type.
- In this episode of Oscar Mike Radio, I sit down with MicahTaylor, a retired Air National Guard veteran and Program Director at Hire Heroes USA, to talk about one of the biggest challenges service members […]
- Wall Street’s earnings run may hinge on Anthropic avoiding SpaceX’s pattern. The Claude maker is considering an October listing, with Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan leading IPO investor meetings.
- Alicorp turned to Bloomberg B-PIPE to bring real-time commodity pricing into its internal risk management system, reducing reporting time and improving visibility into commodity and FX positions.
- On episode 182, I’m joined by actor and Marine Corps veteran Michael Broderick. Michael has built the kind of career a lot of actors dream about but not overnight, not through some clean, easy path. […]
- As technology continues to reshape financial services, regulators and policy setters are embarking on a range of digital finance initiatives to manage risks and set appropriate standards.
- This year's event creates a crossover opportunity with the Food Safety Conference and gives cannabis professionals access to institutional expertise, while food safety experts gain a closer look at the unique quality challenges emerging in […]
- The state’s medical patients could receive dispensary products through the mail The post Georgia Cannabis Regulators Propose Allowing USPS Deliveries Under Rescheduling appeared first on Marijuana Retail Report – News and Information for Cannabis Retailers.
- Palm Springs CA Moves To Let All Cannabis Lounges Serve Food, Host Entertainment And Ticketed EventsThe decision comes as the city’s cannabis tax revenue continues to decline The post Palm Springs CA Moves To Let All Cannabis Lounges Serve Food, Host Entertainment And Ticketed Events appeared first on Marijuana Retail […]
- It's been a 5 year process to get the facility open The post Cannabis Entertainment Facility Prepares To Open In Muskegon MI appeared first on Marijuana Retail Report – News and Information for Cannabis Retailers.
- "Ringing The Closing Bell at the New York Stock Exchange is an incredible honor" The post Trulieve To Ring The Closing Bell At The New York Stock Exchange As First U.S. Cannabis Company Listed On […]
INVISIBLE VETERANs
What Happens When Women Become Civilians Again Edited by Kyleanne Hunter, PhD (USMC)
Spotlights the challenges faced by our increasing cadre of military women when their service ends and they become civilians.Combining research with narrative, this book exposes common threads of lived experience and reviews the latest data on military women and their healthy reintegration into civilian society.
- 10 reasons Gen Xers are struggling to get a job (and honestly, it makes sense)
- Gen Z Is Getting Fired at Record Levels and Employers Blame These 9 Habits
- Your Office Nickname Might Mean More Than You Think
- 11 Bad Health Habits That Doctors Need You to Stop Doing ASAP
- Opinion: Why the office mandates? For many companies, it’s all about real estate.
- How the Rising Number of Bogus ‘Ghost Job’ Listings Threatens Company Reputations – Ads for jobs that don’t exist—or are never filled—keep proliferating, frustrating hiring platforms and job seekers.
- Income of Working-Age Veterans Receiving Disability Compensation: December 2023 Report (Download)
- THE EMPLOYMENT SITUATION — MARCH 2025 (Download)
- Employment Outlook 2025: Powerful Hiring Trends Shaping the Future of U.S. Industries
- Employment Projections – U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (Total employment projected to increase by 5.2 million from 2024 to 2034 | Download)
- Smart Strategies For Building Passive Income In 2025
- 3 Simple Ways to Earn More From Home
- How to Build a Business That Lasts a Century and Beyond | Entrepreneur
- Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans (EBV) – D’Aniello Institute for Veterans and Military Families
- VA Updates Process for Awarding Benefits to Veterans
- 14 Entrepreneur Resources for Starting a Successful Business
- 29 Tools & Resources for Today’s Entrepreneur
- Veterans Receive Free Access to Small Business Training
Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans (EBV) was created by IVMF in 2007, providing foundational business education and training for Veteran entrepreneurs. - Getting Ready for the Transition! │ U.S. Veterans Magazine
The Military Spouse Transition Program (MySTeP) is made for YOU – a military spouse – to support and encourage you. - BEST Places for Disabled Veterans │ U.S. Veterans Magazine
We will look at each state’s tax exemptions, educational benefits, housing assistance, and financial assistance.
FEATURED RESOURCEs
Embarking on a fresh business venture is a captivating yet daunting experience. One may find it perplexing to determine the initial steps to take. Fortunately, an abundance of excellent complimentary tools exist to assist in kick-starting the planning, marketing, networking, and other crucial aspects of the process. In order to set you on the path towards success, we meticulously select incredibly valuable, paid and cost-free resources specifically tailored for small businesses.
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AVIBRA
Avibra is a complimentary application, great benefits for anyone but ideal for solopreneurs and freelancers.
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DID YOU KNOW?
ENTREPRENEURS WITH DISABILITIES
Entrepreneurs with disabilities are successful business owners who leverage their unique perspectives to create opportunities, with many high-profile examples like Richard Branson and Barbara Corcoran.
Resources and support exist to help them, including organizations that advocate for entrepreneurs with disabilities, funding opportunities, government contracts, and legal support for those who are self-employed and may qualify for Social Security benefits.
Examples of Entrepreneurs with Disabilities
Richard Branson: The founder of the Virgin Group, who has dyslexia, uses his experience to delegate tasks he’s not good at and focus on the big picture.
John Cronin: Co-founder of John’s Crazy Socks, who was born with Down syndrome, created a successful sock company with his father and serves as the company’s “chief happiness officer”.
Mariah Barber: Founded Invincible Strength, a platform and app designed to help people with disabilities find jobs that accommodate their needs, after personally facing employment challenges due to keratoconus.
Zeta Stevenson: A deaf entrepreneur who started her own pastry shop to provide flexibility for her family.
Sam Lawrence: An autistic individual who started a film company to develop his unique style, after being encouraged by a DVR coach.
“Twenty-five percent of CEOs are dyslexic, but many don’t want to talk about it,” Chambers, who was Cisco’s CEO between 1995 and 2005, told students at MIT last Thursday. It’s not clear where Chambers sourced his claim, but the proportion appears to gel with various pieces of research conducted on the topic.
Entrepreneurial Stories and Examples
Mariah Barber: Founded Invincible Strength, a platform to help disabled individuals find jobs, after experiencing difficulties with the accommodation process herself.
Inna and Vladimir Giterman: Both deaf, they founded Crepe Crazy, a family-run business where employees communicate using American Sign Language.
Dalton: A veteran who was medically retired, he started his own business to employ other veterans and work with the VA healthcare system, turning his experience into a way to give back.
Tiffany Yu: Founded Diversability, a community and platform to elevate disability pride after a car accident left her disabled.
Haben Girma: A deafblind lawyer and advocate, she is an example of how to overcome limitations and become a success in the legal profession, dispelling myths about the abilities of people with sensory disabilities.
Challenges and Opportunities
Barriers to funding: Securing funding through loans or venture backing can be more difficult for small business owners with disabilities.
Traditional employment challenges: Many disabled individuals choose entrepreneurship because of barriers they face in traditional employment, such as employers who are unwilling to be flexible or imagine different ways of working.
Unique perspectives: Entrepreneurial articles often emphasize that a disability can bring a unique perspective and approach to problem-solving, helping to foster innovation.
Empowerment: Going into business can be a way for disabled individuals to reclaim their identity, honor their experiences, and build community.
Resources and Support
Advocacy and organizations: Groups like 2Gether-International work to advocate for entrepreneurs with disabilities and offer resources. Other helpful organizations include the National Disability Institute.
Funding: Options include loans from lenders like the Accion Opportunity Fund, which provides small business loans, and various grant opportunities.
Government contracts: The federal government sets aside contracts for “Small Disadvantaged Businesses” and “Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses” (SDVOSB). To be eligible, your business must be 51% or more owned and controlled by a disadvantaged person or a service-disabled veteran, respectively.
Social Security benefits: If you have paid Social Security self-employment taxes, you may be eligible for Social Security disability insurance (SSDI) benefits while being self-employed.
Local Regulations: Be sure to check the specific rules and regulations for your city and county regarding licensing, permits, taxes, and zoning.
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