Building America’s Economy in West Virginia with Veteran Entrepreneurs, one business at a time.

Posted on September 29, 2008
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In West Virginia it’s all about M.E, not “me”, it’s about M.E. Gamble who runs the West Virginia Small Business Development Center for Governor Joe Manchin.  I had the opportunity to work with M.E. to help address Access to Capital needs for Veterans in West Virginia. If you’re a Veteran Entrepreneur in WV you’ll miss utilizing a tremendous asset if you don’t check out what M.E. has to offer. Check out her website at http://www.sbdcwv.org/ . Complemented by great franchise professionals, surety bonding experts and the SBA folks, I got to participate in a well balanced seminar organized by the Veterans Corporation at the Armory in Charleston, WV.  It was a great day!  I got to help some Veteran small business people and then got to drive through some of the most beautiful scenery in the country.  Thanks M.E.! 

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