Once veterans leave service, re-entering the workforce may present some employment challenges.
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — ZeroMils and Neighborly hosted an event to support aspiring veterans and their families who want to become entrepreneurs on Tuesday.
Once veterans leave service, re-entering the workforce may present some employment challenges, but organizations like ZeroMils and Neighborly are helping them take control of their future.
The event focused on building thriving military communities and provided insight into ways to become a franchise owner.
“This is about recognizing that veterans and their families are valued in the workplace, they’re valued to small business owners, and they’re valued civic assets,” said Kevin Schmiegel, Zeromils Co-founder & Chief Executive Officer.
Kevin Schmiegel understands veterans’ challenges returning to civilian life. He said his goal is to show how veterans can thrive as entrepreneurs.
“There are 2.5 million veterans in America who own a small business,” Schmiegel said. “We are just amplifying that so people …