Dozens of young men and women who served their country are now learning how to start their own business, thanks to the efforts of the Institute for Veterans and Military Families through the Entrepreneurial Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities. Another session recently wrapped up, as EBV approaches its 30,000 veteran served. This video explains why it’s a life changing experience.
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