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Franchises Owned by Military Veterans featuring franchise opportunities for past and present members of the United States Armed Forces, including Veteran Owned Businesses (VOB) and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSB), as well as active duty military, reservists and military spouses representing the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Air Force, Space Force and National Guard. Franchise locations throughout the United States, including businesses owned and operated by military veterans and military families, representing a wide variety of industries including retail, food service, business services, home services, automotive services, health and wellness, education, cleaning services and other franchise business opportunities. Special discounts on franchise fees, startup costs, training programs, financing assistance and ongoing support may be available for military veterans, military spouses and those transitioning from active duty military service to civilian life.

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Newest VOB Member Profiles

• Zoom Drain of Washington
  Puyallup, WA | 4:42pm Aug 11th
• Midas Olympia
  Olympia, WA | 11:00pm Jun 27th
• MMCookies LLC
  Fort Collins, CO | 8:28pm Nov 1st
• Fuimaono Sons LLC
  Exton, PA | 1:11am Oct 27th
• FranMode Consulting
  Phoenix, AZ | 3:41pm Jan 27th

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“The Army instilled three traits into my personality. Discipline, honor, and initiative. Discipline helps me to run my business effectively and efficiently. Honor allows me to maintain a solid client base because I strive to "do the right thing" at all times, even if it means losing money on a job. Initiative gives me the desire to constantly improve processes, keep up with new technologies, and take advantage of opportunities to provide new and improved services to my clients.”

David Sazama
eFusion Systems

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