Aspiring Franchise Owner? Find Support for Your Next Step From MOAA

Aspiring Franchise Owner? Find Support for Your Next Step From MOAA
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Veterans make up about 7% of the population, but they represent 14% of all U.S. franchise owners … and that statistic doesn’t include military spouses or currently serving members who’ve entered the franchise sector.

 

If you’ve considered starting a franchise, or you’re looking for more resources to support your growing business, MOAA can help. Here are some tips to get you started:

 

VetFran

VetFran’s sole mission is to connect the broader uniformed service and veteran communities with franchise business ownership opportunities. The VetFran franchise company directory boasts more than 600 entries, all meeting strict quality criteria … and all offering their best discounts on franchise fees to the veteran community.

 

Veterans are a part of the corporate culture in these companies – and some of their strongest performers – so they naturally want more to join their franchise brand.  

 

[LEARN MORE: VetFran.org]

 

SBA 

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) offers a wealth of tools and resources designed to help you succeed in your franchise operation. Whether you're just starting out or looking to expand your business venture, the SBA offers invaluable support every step of the way through programs like:

 

Want more information on this growing, veteran-friendly sector?  Join MOAA for a special March 26 webinar to deepen your understanding and enhance your opportunity for success in the world of franchising.

 

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About the Author

Col. Brian D. Anderson, USAF (Ret)
Col. Brian D. Anderson, USAF (Ret)

Anderson joined the staff of MOAA's Career Transition Services Department in August 2011. He served 26 years in the U.S. Air Force in a wide range of command and staff assignments. Connect with him on LinkedIn.