You Don't Have to Build It Alone

A no-cost, intensive entrepreneurship program backed by leading universities, for post-9/11 veterans and military families.
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Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans (EBV) and Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans' Families (EBV-F) are two tracks of the same program. Applicants must be in the early start-up phase of business development (typically within 12–24 months of launching, or with a strong business concept close to launch).

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What You'll Get

  • An immersive, in-person residency at a university campus (EBV) or at Florida State University (EBV-F)
  • A 30-day virtual program led by real instructors
  • Travel, lodging, and meals covered for the full experience, at no cost
  • Training backed by leading universities and world-class business schools
  • A proven track record: 83% of EBV graduates remain in business since the program's founding in 2007
EBV SU 2026 class photo.

Who's it For?

  • Post-9/11 U.S. military veteran/National Guard/Reserve member with an honorable discharge
  • Currently serving active-duty service members within 180 days of separation, with proof of honorable service
  • Active Duty National Guard and Reserve members with a Letter of Good Standing and Statement of Service
  • A first-degree family member of a post-9/11 veteran or active duty military (including Guard and Reserve)
  • A surviving spouse or adult child of a service member who lost their life while serving post-9/11

Are you a military veteran ready to apply today?

Are you a spouse or family member ready to apply?

The IVMF and EBV-SU program is hands down the most intentional and effective program for entrepreneurs I’ve ever experienced.

Donovan Stewart EBV-SU Graduate Founder & CEO | Ghydion CO.
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EBV Consortium Schools

Syracuse University Whitman school of management
SJU Saint Joseph's University
Texas A&M McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship logo
UCLA Anderson School of management logo
UCONN university of Connecticut logo
MU University of missouri logo
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UCCS University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, EPIIC El Pomar Institute for Innovation & Commercialization logo
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