Starting a business could be in your future. Your military experience makes you more likely to be a business owner than your non-military counterparts.
1 in 4 veterans of working age own a business while only 1 in 9 non-veterans of working age own a business.
As a veteran you understand the importance of teamwork and realize that success is not achieved alone. NaVOBA increases your chances of success and benefits you by unifying you with other veteran business owners nationwide. By joining NaVOBA, you are strengthening the voice of the veteran business movement.
Meet veterans like you who have had success as business owners.
 | Start-Up Success: Log-Con Log-Con provides management services designed to help clients manage cycle time, reduce costs, maximize supply chain efficiency, improve inventory control and enhance customer satisfaction. Specifically, the company provides air freight management, project management, HAZMAT training and deployment training. |
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 | Franchise Success: CertaPro As a former Army armor officer and highest ranking cadet at the Virginia Military Institute (VMI), Bill Sharp knew the importance of honesty and hard work. When he decided it was time to open his own business, he only considered concepts that revered those values as much as he did.
“Integrity is something that really means a lot to me. As a cadet at VMI, I was taught not to lie, cheat, or steal, nor tolerate those who do. This code of ethics carries over to everything that I do. It’s in the fabric of who I am,” said Sharp, 36. “I wanted to align myself with an organization that makes a promise and delivers quality results. CertaPro Painters did that and more.” |
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 | Business Know-How: 5 Ways to Improve Your Companys Cash Flow With our challenging financial environment, small business owners need to maximize their cash flow in order to remain in business and to grow. |
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