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Camp Deployed

VOTE NOW for Camp Deployed on Intuit’s Facebook “wish for small business”.  Click here:  http://bit.ly/10vg0rs.  You can vote 1x a day through May 12th.  Help send a Veteran’s kid and kids with active duty parents to camp!

The focus and goal of Camp Deployed is to provide Veteran’s kids and kids with active duty parents with outdoor experiences. The opportunity to learn a new skill through hands on training with cooperation with the Staff. This is all directed in getting kids back outdoors. This camp will focus on Fishing, Archery and Outdoor Skills. The week-long camp will take campers through the basic skills of each activity with extra time for a preferred activity..

Please take the time to VOTE and/or donate to help send a kid to camp this summer!

NASDVOB announces new training class starting June 6, 2013

Image of seed growing for NASDVOB's Grow Your Business Training programNASDVOB’s next Veteran owned business training program will begin on June 6th, 2013.

If you want to start your own business, or if you have a business and want to grow it to the next level, we are here to help educate Veterans and their immediate family members to the next level of Entrepreneurship.

Step 1:  To enroll, you must first complete the application for enrollment.  For more information on enrollment and other questions you may have, please review our FAQ page.  We have Grants available for 25 Service Disabled Veterans to cover 100% of the tuition and supplies.  Be sure to sign up NOW!

If you don’t find all the answers you are looking for, please contact us:

SEC files no-action letter vs. VC Crowdfunding Platform

Every StartUp business has different funding potential.
This IS good news, however, most StartUp businesses do not qualify for V.C. seed funding. It’s time the SEC gets off their collective duffs and promulgates the rules they promised last year with the “Jobs Act”.

Meanwhile this article contains a full copy of the letter, setting out a set of “rules” in the interim.
http://techcrunch.com/2013/03/28/equity-crowdfunding-sec