Veteran Loan Fund Resources!

Veteran Loan Fund partners are making a long-standing difference in the lives of veteran entrepreneurs and their spouses. By providing capital in the form of grants and investments, or providing business coaching and other resources, our partners are ensuring veterans and their spouses have the resources needed to grow a successful small business. Together, we are closing the financial and training gap that exists for veteran-owned small businesses.

VETtoCEO

The VETtoCEO business accelerator program is led by experienced veteran entrepreneurs and explores various entrepreneurial paths including startups, franchising, and business acquisitions. This organization connects a community of veterans and military members to gain networking opportunities and valuable insights from successful entrepreneurs and industry partners.

Transition Skills
Training, Inc.

Transition Skills Training is a nonprofit organization providing low-to-no-cost access to skills training, education, and other resources for veterans and their families, with a focus on their transition out of the military and into the civilian workforce. We provide entrepreneurial coaching, skills curriculum, and helpful resources at no cost.

Veteran Entrepreneurship Program at UTenn-C

The VEP at UTC provides participating veterans with an innovative experience that offers instruction, practical training, substantial ongoing support, and mentorship to help them and their businesses succeed. The VEP is provided entirely free of charge to all veterans who are selected to participate.

Pass the Guidon

Pass the Guidon centers on Entrepreneurship through Acquisition, providing education for both buyers and sellers in transferring ownership for existing small businesses to veterans interested in purchasing.

VETRN

VETRN, an SBA resource partner, trains veterans, service-disabled veterans, National Guard, and family members, free of charge, in how to successfully grow their existing small businesses. Our mission is to provide the business training, skills, mentoring, peer to peer mentoring, and professional resources necessary for them to become successful small business owners.

Veteran Women's
Enterprise Center

VWEC's mission is to power Entrepreneur Veteran Women to scale successfully, by establishing strategic alliances, leveraging public/private-sector opportunities, advocating for relevant research, services and funding, while simultaneously providing on-site personal and professional resources.