SBA resources help Veterans build a future in entrepreneurship
Many Veterans in the US are turning to entrepreneurship as a new career path. The skills they gained during military service, such as resilience and leadership, can be valuable assets in starting and running a small business. Veterans can find support and resources to help them succeed in entrepreneurship through federal programs.
The Small Business Administration provides assistance to Veterans who are starting new ventures or acquiring existing businesses. Further information on these resources and how to get started is available from the Small Business Administration, with a dedicated webpage for Veterans at SBA. gov/vets.
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