Reynolds and Reynolds EBV is a one-of-a-kind initiative designed to leverage the skills, resources, and infrastructure of higher education to offer innovative, experiential training in entrepreneurship and small business management to post-9/11 veterans with service-connected disabilities, according to its website.
Bartz’s presentation on common legal issues in entrepreneurship and small businesses was part of the bootcamp’s second phase. EBV has a three-phase approach that begins with a 30-day instructor led course which focuses on basic skills of entrepreneurship and business. Once this step is completed, the veterans attend a nine-day event at an EBV university to learn from over 30 speakers. Lastly, veterans are provided with 12 months of support through the EBV Technical Assistance Program, a robust, comprehensive network of mentors, resources and national partnerships.