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Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities
This is not an internship but am opportunity to plan and complete a Business Plan for any Wounded Warrior or Veteran who wants to prepare a business plan for start up venture or to go home and run a family business.
Interested Wounded Warriors apply to attend and if accepted do two months of on line research on their venture as to the industry and related benchmarks before reporting to the Bootcamp. this phase is like a feasibility study. Once completed, the wounded Warrior or veteran reports to one of the following six top business schools in the country depending on the time of year: Whitman School of Management Syracuse University; University of Connecticut School of Business; The College of Business, Florida State University; Krannert School of Management, Perdue University Mays business School, Texas A & M University and Anderson School of management at UCLA.
You are there for ten business days to complete a business plan on your venture. All travel, meals, lodging and tuition are provided . If this is a husband and spouse venture, spouses are invited as well. After the ten days at the Business School you are provided with a entrepreneurship professor from the School to be you Advisor free for one year. Likewise you are provided the services of a lawyer pro bono for one year. Orders will be cut for you to attend the school while healing on active duty. This is a great opportunity to test your interest and mettle to start up an entrepreneurial venture with little risk on your part.
Those interested in the Entrepreneurship Bootcamp Program contact:
Lee Miller email:
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301-601-2733 or cell: 240-620-5019 or
Bill Farr email:
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702-358-2132 cell: 540-604-0882
Bill Farr and his wife are graduates of the Entrepreneur Bootcamp Program
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Tuesday, 31 January 2012 |
Intelligence Community(IC) Program For internships leading to jobs within the 17 Intelligence Agencies in the US Government Intelligence Community or a job with a Defense Contractor. The IC Program was established under the Director of National Intelligence(DNI) and provides a program whereby a Wounded Warrior can get a Top Secret/ Secret Compartmentalized Polygraph Clearance followed by an three to four month internship leading to a job.
The requirements for an Internship leading to a job are:
a. Six months remaining prior to discharge.
b. Completion of the SF 86 Form to apply for the TS/SCI Clearance.
c. Award of the TS/SCI Clearance followed by the passing of a Polygraph
d. Successful completion of a three to four month internships in one of the 17 Federal US Government Intelligence Agencies
e. Submission of a current resume to the 17 Intelligence Agencies.
Completion of the five above-mentioned items does not assure you of a job in one of the17 intelligence agencies but it greatly increase your chances.
For information on the IC Internship Program and to apply, contact Torland Wingfield at
703-808-5450 or703-967-9889 email:
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or tjwing @yahoo.com
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Tuesday, 31 January 2012 |
Operation Warfighter
For internships in any one of the 24 Federal agencies like Fish and Wildlife, USDA etc. Applicants who want a 3 to 6 month internship in one of the 24 Federal Agencies apply to Katie Spencer email:
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703-428-7565 or 571-9435-2939.
Recommend you and your Wounded Warrior call Katie Spencer first to check on availability of an internship in the agency(s0 of interest and then send an email with resume attached to apply. with backward planning and depending on availability it is possible to do the internship in the DC area and then subject to that agency having on office near the WW’s home and an available slot in that office, to transfer the internship to the office near home. This will take a lot of backward planning to make this happen but it is possible
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