Veterans Entrepreneurship Syllabus

Veterans Entrepreneurship Syllabus

Veteran entrepreneurship is a great fit for many people leaving their military career. Veterans have a unique ability to assess risk, to make decisions, and to persevere through adverse situations. Most veterans possess the foundational skills to be a successful entrepreneur:

  • Discipline under pressure
  • Dedication / focus
  • Leadership
  • Resourcefulness
  • Teamwork

What many veterans lack are the entrepreneurial skills necessary to start and build a sustainable business:

  1. Develop a business model to support their idea
  2. Identify and target potential customers
  3. Identify potential revenue streams
  4. Explore the financial feasibility of a business model

Veterans own and operate businesses with a larger employee base. Veteran-owned businesses have better longevity and sustainability than non veteran-owned businesses. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are 2.5 million veteran-owned businesses, and those businesses employ almost 6 million people. A veteran owns one in ten of every ten businesses in the United States.

veterans entrepreneurship sample syllabus

Like entrepreneurs, veterans navigate an uncertain world in pursuit of a goal. In order to do this, veterans need basic business and entrepreneurship skills.

Our Veterans Entrepreneurship syllabus provides a structure for students to develop those skills.


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We’ve created a detailed Veterans Entrepreneurship sample syllabus that details the components of a full semester course.

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