Your Business Relationship With the Veteran Community

Your Business Relationship With the Veteran Community

Veterans face struggles in transitioning back to civilian life, such as post-service homelessness, learned helplessness, and mental health issues. Inclusiveness is important in recognizing their contributions and offering them employment. Entrepreneurs can hire veterans, recognizing their leadership skills and diverse backgrounds, and help them transition into corporate America. Practical actions such as offering military discounts, donating to credible veteran charities or stocking veteran-owned products, can also contribute to inclusiveness.

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