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Military service members dedicate their health and livelihood to keeping us safe. When they return to civilian life, they deserve support as they gain financial footing, build a career and grow their businesses.

Veterans are a particularly motivated group of entrepreneurs. JPMorgan Chase has several efforts in place to get veterans the resources, capital and opportunities they need:

Below, veteran business owners can find even more materials to educate, inspire and empower them.

$350 - $2.5K

Cost to become certified as a Veteran Owned Business, depending on annual sales1

"If I want you [the financial institution] to lend me money, I don’t want to appear unprepared or uninformed. I want you to say yes."

Brian and Mark Canlis, co-owners of Canlis Restaurant Brian and Mark Canlis, co-owners of Canlis Restaurant
Travis Mack, founder, chairman and CEO of Saalex Corp. Travis Mack, founder, chairman and CEO of Saalex Corp.
Marlie Andersch, founder and CEO of rockITdata

Marlie Andersch, founder and CEO of rockITdata Photo credit: Dream Crew Productions

"I would not be in the position I am today if not for the opportunities that mentorship provided. The farm my family was able to start, through the support and mentorship of others, has helped to educate and put clothes on every generation of my family since the 1880s."

Learn more about our commitment

If you’d like to find out how JPMorgan Chase can help your veteran-owned business, please contact our Office of Military and Veterans Affairs or reach out to your banking relationship team. 

You can also sign up for more Commercial Banking insights at the bottom of any page of our website and follow us on LinkedIn.

For additional insights and inspiration:

References

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National Veteran Business Development Council

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