The importance of listening: how Ramcharan’s customer-centric approach shaped Indatatech.

Veteran business owner combines hard work, luck and generosity to fuel his success.

For 2021 Pittsburgh Vetrepreneur® of the Year Joe Calloway, the long road to success was worth the wait.

In less than seven years, Staci Redmon turned a desire to find a better way to do things into a thriving, $16 million company with more than 140 employees – and she’s just getting started.

How military service shaped Peter M. Holt to build the largest Caterpillar dealership in the country and become owner of the San Antonio Spurs.

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®.

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®.

How Army veteran Jodi Johnson's business thrived through sequestration and COVID-19.

USAF veteran Bruce Freshwater built two businesses on his military skills on the way to being named 2022 Pittsburgh Vetreprenuer® of the Year.

NASCAR driver Jesse Iwuji’s business prowess earns him the title of 2022 Vetrepreneur® of the Year.