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How Veterans Can Take Over a Retiring Entrepreneur’s Existing Business

How Veterans Can Take Over a Retiring Entrepreneur’s Existing Business At the VBP, we are passionate about helping veterans pursue their entrepreneurial dreams and create successful careers beyond military service. That's why we were thrilled to see Lynn Lowder, one of our co-founders, featured in a recent interview with Military.com. In the article titled "How Veterans Can Take Over a Retiring Entrepreneur's Existing Business," Lynn spoke about the valuable work that VBP is doing to help veterans acquire and run existing businesses. He highlighted the benefits of this approach, including the potential for a quicker path to profitability and the opportunity to build on an established foundation. At VBP, we provide extensive support and guidance to veterans interested in taking over an existing business. From assisting with due diligence and financing, our team is dedicated to helping veterans succeed in their entrepreneurial ventures. We are incredibly grateful to Zachary Fryer-Biggs, Blake Stilwell, and Military.com for featuring Lynn and sharing the vital work that VBP is doing to support veterans. Their article is a testament to the critical role that veteran-focused organizations like VBP play in helping our service members transition back to civilian life. As we continue to honor and support our veterans, we are proud to stand alongside Lynn and our entire team at VBP in empowering veterans to pursue their entrepreneurial dreams. To read the full article, please visit Military.com at https://www.military.com/veteran-jobs/how-veterans-can-take-over-retiring-entrepreneurs-existing-business.html.

By |2023-04-01T17:50:40-05:00April 1st, 2023|Categories: News|
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Join the Next Veteran-Owned Business Networking Meeting: Gain Valuable Insights and Advice for Your Business!

The monthly Veteran-Owned Business Networking Meeting is an excellent opportunity for veteran entrepreneurs to connect with other like-minded individuals and gain valuable insights and advice. The first meeting held on March 20th was well attended by veterans from various backgrounds and experiences, making it an ideal place to share challenges, successes, and business strategies.  The meeting was organized by The Veteran Team at Re/Max Professionals Select, a group dedicated to serving veterans and the community. The team's founders, Scott and Jennifer Slown, are both veterans and currently serving reservists in the Illinois Army National Guard and Marine Corps Reserve, respectively. Their experience and dedication is evident with their commitment to supporting veterans in our community.  At the meeting, Lynn Lowder CEO of Veteran Business Project and owner of Rosie’s Home Cookin shared his insights and experience on how to help veterans become successful business owners through mentorship, education, and support.  If you missed the March 20th meeting, don't worry! The next meeting will take place on April 17th from 8 am-9 am at the same location, Rosie's Home Cookin'. All veteran-owned businesses and those veterans interested in starting a business are welcome to attend. It's a chance to make new connections, share your ideas, and get valuable advice from veterans who have already achieved success. For more information about the meeting, please email Jennifer Slown. If you are a veteran who would like to become a business owner, visit http://veteranbusinessproject.org/veteran-interest-form/ today to register with VBP.  [...]

By |2023-04-10T17:00:50-05:00March 23rd, 2023|Categories: Meeting|
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Jason Wilson

Request for Immediate Need Help a Hero Granting Fund. VBP is looking to fund a grant benefiting Sgt. Jason Wilson, a U.S. Army veteran, who needs $3650 to purchase a Gooseneck trailer allowing him to begin operating his transportation business. He has purchased a Pickup with a fifth wheel installed, an IDOT permit, and the other necessary documents needed to get underway. The trailer will let him immediately take advantage of business contracts. Your donation will be earmarked exclusively to fund Jason's grant. If a financial contribution is not feasible now, please share this post to help spread the word. Let's work together and support this hero who has stepped up to protect our country. The Help a Hero granting fund allows VBP to grant funds to veterans and their families in the final steps of purchasing a business, and it is your chance to have a direct impact in making a future entrepreneur’s dream come true! Thank you for entrusting Veteran Business Project with your gracious gift. Please note that if any gift exceeds the amount needed for a specific project, or that project cannot be completed as planned, it will be redirected to where needed most.

By |2023-04-18T09:26:58-05:00March 22nd, 2023|Categories: Help a Hero|
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Retired Marine Lynn Lowder’s Chicago eatery pays homage to America’s heroes: ‘Good food and good service’

'Fox & Friends' brings in 'Rosie's Home Cookin' owner and Purple Heart recipient Lynn Lowder to hear about how his business pays tribute to veterans.

By |2023-03-08T20:45:30-06:00March 8th, 2023|Categories: News, Video|
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Veteran Business Project Receives Nearly $1M Donation from Duchossois Family Foundation.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Duchossois Family Foundation donates nearly $1M to Veteran Business Project CHICAGO, IL, (Feb. 20, 2023) -- Veteran Business Project is pleased to announce The Duchossois Family Foundation (TDFF) has donated $935,000. The funding, spread over a three-year period, addresses projected expansion goals, provides technology and marketing support, and the hiring of additional business mentors. “We deeply believe in the Veteran Business Project and their efforts to help launch the next generation of veteran entrepreneurs,” said Mary Ann Roeser, President of The Duchossois Family Foundation. “Small business is the backbone of the American economy and veterans are hard-wired for success in this arena - they just need access to capital, networking, and mentorship. The Veteran Business Project provides this critical support and much more.” “Veteran Business Project is proud to enter this long-term partnership with The Duchossois Family Foundation, one of the country’s most committed and generous philanthropic organizations, and we are grateful for their support,” said Lynn Lowder, U.S. Marine Corps veteran and CEO of the Veteran Business Project. To learn more about the Veteran Business Project, see www.veteranbusinessproject.org About The Duchossois Family Foundation: Established in 1984 by first- and second-generation family members, The Duchossois Family Foundation strives to empower individuals to enhance their quality of life through wellness and economic opportunity. Their strategy is to focus on the veteran population and veteran-serving organizations. About the Veteran Business Project: The Veteran Business Project promotes military veterans and spouse small business ownership opportunities. Through our unique [...]

By |2023-04-14T09:48:16-05:00February 20th, 2023|Categories: News, Press Release|
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Veterans Business Project Helps Build A Dream For A Veteran Wanting To Build Log Homes.

Gregg Reinbold is a veteran who was born and raised on a family dairy farm in Western New York. As a young man, he always dreamed of having his own business. He even had his own hay baling business while in high school. One day he met the owners of Allegany Log Homes and became very interested in having a similar type of business someday. After graduation, he served in the United States military by enlisting with the USMC where he served active duty. Following that enlistment, he served seven years with the NY Army National Guard (NYANG), and then 19 years with the Army Reserve.  In 2002, he was deployed to serve in Iraq after the 9/11 attacks on our nation.   Upon his return to the States, Mr. Reinbold moved to New Jersey to live with his wife Wendy, and their family. He also spent time in California working and attending the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California. When he returned to New Jersey, Gregg had not given up on his dream of owning his own business and had heard that the owners of Allegany Log Homes were possibly selling the business – some 40 years after he had originally met them. He knew it was time to make a move and go for it.  After relocating back to his roots in Western New York with his family, Gregg and Wendy started talking to and working with the Veterans [...]

By |2023-03-23T12:17:11-05:00December 20th, 2022|Categories: Success Stories|
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Clint Karamath appointed to Veteran Business Project’s Advisory Board

Veteran Business Project is pleased to announce the appointment of Clint Karamath to its Advisory Board. Clint is a proud “Army Brat” who lived in various military installations around the world. Upon graduating from the United States Military Academy at West Point, NY in 1991, he was commissioned as an Infantry Officer.

By |2022-08-04T10:55:06-05:00August 4th, 2022|Categories: News|
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