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Veteran Entrepreneurs - Wisconsin Veterans Chamber of Commerce The Evolution of Veteran Entrepreneurship Introducing The Vetrepreneur Project The Wisconsin Veterans Chamber of Commerce is proud to introduce The Vetrepreneur Project, an evolution of our commitment to empowering veteran entrepreneurs across Wisconsin.
Building on successful foundational work, this initiative is designed to deliver greater impact through enhanced collaboration, immersive training, and comprehensive support. All Veteran owned businesses are encouraged to apply. The Vetrepreneur Project is delivered through collaboration with mission-aligned partners committed to supporting veteran entrepreneurs.
The Vetrepreneur Project is an immersive, retreat-style accelerator program designed to serve as a launchpad, a support system, and a movement for veteran entrepreneurs. The program brings veterans together for focused business training, peer connection, and mentorship in an environment built for growth and accountability.
A recent May 2025 cohort demonstrated strong outcomes, with participants reporting increased confidence in their ability to run a business and unanimously recommending the program to their peers. What the Program Includes Comprehensive Business Training A weekend accelerator covering essential areas such as business planning, financial management, marketing, and a culminating live pitch competition. Specialized training provided by WBD.
Pitch competition winners are awarded startup grants of $5,000 or more to support business growth. Veteran-to-Veteran Mentorship Entrepreneurs are paired with established business leaders for ongoing guidance and support. Accountability and Growth Community Quarterly check-ins and alumni events designed to support continued collaboration and long-term growth.
Removing Barriers to Participation The Vetrepreneur Project prioritizes outreach to rural, underserved, and marginalized veteran populations. To ensure equitable access, the program provides fully covered lodging, meals, and materials, removing financial barriers that might otherwise limit participation.
Made Possible by WBD: A Catalytic Investment The expanded scope and reach of The Vetrepreneur Project have been made possible through a generous investment from the WBD Opportunity Fund. The WBD Board of Directors approved a commitment to support this program, recognizing the transformative power of veteran entrepreneurship. This foundational support enables the creation of a space where veterans can build, lead, and grow together.
The Wisconsin Veterans Chamber of Commerce is deeply grateful for WBD’s partnership and belief in this work. Learn More and Get Involved We invite you to explore the full details of this groundbreaking initiative and its profound impact. Visit The Vetrepreneur Project Page
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: All veteran-owned businesses are encouraged to apply. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $5,000 or more (startup grants for pitch competition winners). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The Vetrepreneur Project is funded by Wisconsin Veterans Chamber of Commerce (WVCC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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