Today, I’m proud to announce something deeply important to me — and a permanent part of the Coleman Management Advisors mission moving forward.
As a U.S. Army Veteran, I know firsthand the discipline, sacrifice, and resilience that military service demands. I also know how challenging the transition into entrepreneurship can be. Because of that, CMA is officially launching our Veteran Business Support Initiative, and this is not a limited-time promotion — it’s a standing commitment.
Here is how it works:
• Every veteran can receive a FREE Basic Business Plan, anytime, with no expiration.
A complete basic plan, professionally built, to help you launch your business with clarity and confidence.
• Each quarter, the Initiative funds a set number of fully subsidized engagements for veteran founders. Four per quarter, across business plans, pitch decks, fractional COO, market research, and more. The allocation is real and funded, so the support actually holds. If a quarter fills up, we hold your place for the next one, rather than promise a blanket discount we could not stand behind.
• Veteran-eligible funding support, including preparation, positioning, and application help, delivered in partnership with National Business Capital.
Whether you are starting a business, expanding one, or applying for funding, I want CMA to be part of your journey, and part of your support system.
If you’re a veteran, or you know one looking to build or grow their business, please share this.
CMA is now officially a Strategic Advisory Firm — and supporting veteran entrepreneurs will always be at the heart of what we do.
Message me directly or visit CMA to get started.
Let’s build something meaningful together.
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