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After winning Trailblazer of the Year for The Rosie Network Awards, Erica Beal talks to Neda Iranpour about the military community and Leona Sublett speaks on The Rosie Network’s Service2CEO Program for active duty, veterans and military spouse entrepreneurs.
Veterans are 45% more likely to start a small business than their civilian counterparts. The Rosie Network, is helping transitioning active-duty, veterans and military spouses launch and grow these businesses.
The Rosie Network, 501(c)3, promoting our nation’s Veteran & Military Spouse Owned small businesses and budding entrepreneurs on San Diego’s CW6 morning news show. Launching ROCK the DOT! campaign.
A nonprofit called The Rosie Network is helping military spouses around the country pursue their business endeavors.
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The Rosie Network aims to help military spouses, transitioning service members and veterans start and grow their own business.
Westfield Mission Valley Mall showcase event where San Diegans can help support these businesses.
A nonprofit called The Rosie Network is helping military spouses around the country pursue their business endeavors.
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The Rosie Network aims to help military spouses, transitioning service members and veterans start and grow their own business.
Westfield Mission Valley Mall showcase event where San Diegans can help support these businesses.
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VETERANS HELP MAKE SAN DIEGO A HUB FOR START-UPS
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Some groups offer more extensive training, like The Rosie Network, a nonprofit that helps small businesses started by veterans or their spouses.
