Orise Distribution LLC, an NVBDC-certified Veteran-owned business headquartered in St. Louis,...
NVBDC Certified Success: Orise Distribution Strengthens Procurement Readiness
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Veteran Certification
NVBDC Encourages Veteran-Owned Businesses to Get Certified and Corporations to Engage in 2026
Certification opens doors to procurement programs, corporate partnerships, and global business...
How Corporations Can Strengthen Their Supplier Procurement Pipelines Through NVBDC
Building a strong, credible, and forward-thinking supplier procurement program has become a...
What Missouri’s Veteran-Owned Business Performance Teaches Us About the National Opportunity
Missouri just sent a clear message to the rest of the country: when veterans own businesses,...
NVBDC-Certified Wisconsin’s Drink LLC Wins Walmart Golden Ticket, Bringing Veteran-Owned Sweet Old Fashioneds to Market
The National Veteran Business Development Council (NVBDC) is proud to announce that Wisconsin’s...
10 Ways to Be Successful When Attending the National Veteran Business Development Council (NVBDC) National Conference
Each year, the NVBDC National Conference brings together the nation’s top veteran-owned...
Why Veteran-Owned Businesses Should Attend the NVBDC National Conference: Your Gateway to Exporting, Financing, and Corporate Growth
For veteran-owned and service-disabled veteran-owned businesses, success often begins with...
10 Ways NVBDC-Certified Veteran-Owned Businesses Are Expanding on the Global Stage
In today’s interconnected economy, opportunities for growth no longer stop at America’s borders....
How to Do Business with the United Nations: NVBDC Services Committee Resources Webinar
The National Veteran Business Development Council (NVBDC) Services Committee, led by Board Member...
Patriotism in Action: Why Supporting NVBDC-Certified Veteran Businesses Matters
When America’s service-disabled veterans return home, they don’t stop serving. They bring the same grit, integrity, and leadership that made them successful in uniform into the boardroom, the shop floor, and the marketplace. Supporting them isn’t just about diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI)—it’s about patriotism.