Former USAF Aircraft Commander Gordon Logan, CEO of Sport Clips, corners the men’s hair care market with cutting-edge concepts and good ole’ fashioned values named 2015 Vetrepreneur of the Year®.
With a plucky resourcefulness and a practical, down-to-earth approach, former special ops paratrooper creates printing business that epitomizes its “service, value, quality” tagline.
James Kelly, President of Invictus International Consulting (his third successful company), spent a lifetime defending America in uniform and business. Meet your 2017 Vetrepreneur® of the Year.
With patience, persistence and a steely resolve, Emmett Walker rebuilt what’s now a thriving logistics firm not once, but three times and was named the 2016 Vetrepreneur of the Year®.
Nine Line Apparel’s Tyler Merritt makes no apologies for the fiercely patriotic brand that took on Nike.
How Army veteran Jodi Johnson’s business thrived through sequestration and COVID-19.
LA regional program helps disabled veteran contractors win public construction contracts.
How Beth Powers became a successful franchise owner with Signarama.
How Andy Williams and his wife are changing the lives of veterans, one home at a time.
Vetrepreneur trains veterans and spouses to fill critical labor shortage in the data center industry.
Vetrepreneur.com and Vetrepreneur Franchise Coaching is a private service that is owned and operated by M2V, Inc., a veteran-owned business and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the DoD, the VA or the federal government. Privacy Policy | Terms of Use
Get Social
The appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) visual information does not imply or constitute DoD endorsement. Vetrepreneur is a veteran-owned business and may receive referral fees from participating franchise partners which enables us to provide our services for free.