RADCLIFF, Ky. – Abound Credit Union and the Kentucky Small Business Development Center (KSBDC) hosted their tenth annual Veteran 2 Entrepreneur workshop at the Colvin Community Center in Radcliff.
This year’s event drew approximately 30 veteran attendees. Developed to help area veterans cultivate their entrepreneurial skills as they transition to small business ownership after leaving military service, this year’s event included a keynote session on “Building a Veteran-Owned Business” presented by Katie Keeley and Greg Keeley, founders of Larrikin Bourbon Company, along with special guests, networking opportunities, and more.
“When veterans transition to successful entrepreneurs, they strengthen the entire community,” says Ray Springsteen, President & CEO. “Abound is proud to celebrate veterans and small business in Kentucky. Our team supports military families and offer resources to assist veterans in starting small businesses all year long, including this year’s 10th Annual Veterans 2 Entrepreneur event developed in partnership with the KSBDC.”The in-person workshop provided the information needed to help veterans start, grow and fund small businesses. Participants at this year’s event learned from successful veteran
