Veterans in Cuyahoga, Franklin, Allen, Jefferson, Tuscarawas, and Ross Counties Are Pursuing Their American Dream Owning A Small Business
Over the course of their career, veterans accumulate an array of skills, knowledge, and other expertise during their service that can translate seamlessly to working in a business environment. Our veterans also have a sense of duty to their country and a desire to give back to their communities. Many veterans start their own businesses to serve their community, work independently, put their skills to work, and provide for their family. Click below to learn about a few Ohio Veterans who decided to embrace their experience and share their passion and work ethic with others.
“My office is the gateway to new business in Ohio and we provide multiple resources to veterans who are interested in becoming entrepreneurs with their unique skillsets,” said LaRose. “As a veteran myself, I am always inspired, but never surprised, by other veterans who are ready to begin a new mission in life by being a small business owner.”
Check out the Ohio Secretary of State’s website for more resources on how to start your business today, including the Ohio Military & Veteran-Owned Business Connection page!
Sacred Waters Kava Bar - Cuyahoga County
Collins & Kruse Law Office - Franklin County
Scorekeepers Consulting - Allen County
BookMarx Extraordinary Books and More - Jefferson County
Ohio Armament - Tuscarawas County
The Pour House at Machinery Hall - Ross County
Do you have an entrepreneurial idea for a new business? Head to OhioSoS.gov/Business to begin your journey down the road to financial success today.
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