Scenario-based stress index for SBA-certified veteran-owned firms. Applies IVMF credit-denial rates (veterans 23.96%, nonveterans 18.47%; 2016 Survey of Consumer Finances) to the firm base of each state and congressional district in the SBA VetCert export of 2026-10-04. Not a forecast. 34,319 firms with a public location; 7,795 firms with hidden locations are excluded.

West Virginia: 102 SBA-certified veteran-owned firms with a public location (export 2026-10-04), 21.6% founded 2024-26. Baseline scenario local denial rate 26.6%, about 7 firms turned down and 4 left short in a year. Scenario model, not a forecast.

Wisconsin: 247 SBA-certified veteran-owned firms with a public location (export 2026-10-04), 19.0% founded 2024-26. Baseline scenario local denial rate 25.3%, about 16 firms turned down and 9 left short in a year. Scenario model, not a forecast.

Aggregated data confirming $922B+ annual revenue and 3.3M jobs supported by veteran-owned firms.

Utah: 217 SBA-certified veteran-owned firms with a public location (export 2026-10-04), 18.4% founded 2024-26. Baseline scenario local denial rate 25.0%, about 14 firms turned down and 8 left short in a year. Scenario model, not a forecast.

Aggregated, firm-name-free counts and shares of 34,319 service-disabled and veteran-certified businesses with a public location (from 42,114 certified firms in the SBA VetCert export of 2026-10-04), by state, territory, metro and focus area, with start-year cohorts, certification types, ownership and capability measures. Merged with a tracker of National Invest In Veterans Week proclamations and recognitions (South Carolina 2021, Douglas County Oregon 2022, Montana 2023 to 2026, Pennsylvania Senate resolution 2026), a clause-by-clause theme coding of six proclamation texts, published benchmarks with sources, and a data dictionary. Nine linked tables, 295 rows. Patterns shown beside proclamations are descriptive, not proof of cause.

This dataset contains a list of all entities that are currently marked as a Veteran Owned Business with The Texas Secretary of State. All information provided by the user, and collected on this page by the Office of the Texas Secretary of State, including information collected from the website and any web-based forms, is subject to the provisions of the Texas Public Information Act.

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The Veterans Business Outreach Program (VBOP) is designed to provide entrepreneurial development services such as business training, counseling and mentoring, and referrals for eligible veterans owning or considering starting a small business. The SBA has 15 organizations participating in this cooperative agreement and serving as Veterans Business Outreach Centers (VBOC).

The dataset is a directory of self-reported Veteran Owned Businesses in New York City. Each record/row represents information submitted by Veteran business owners or majority owners in theses businesses. The businesses represent a cross-section of industries such as construction, restaurants, photographers, gardening, and office supplies. It also includes key business contact information as well as a list of a business’s city and state certifications.