Join Us for the VetOhioExpo on September 5, 2024, at National Veterans Memorial and Museum!
Brought to You By “Think Veterans First”
Public invited to browse products and services 60+ Veteran-Owned and Veteran Friendly Businesses
(COLUMBUS, Ohio) – Think Veterans First is hosting their fourth annual VetOHIOExpo on September 5, 2024, from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the National Veterans Memorial and Museum. This event is designed to showcase Veteran-owned businesses to the public to stimulate support of Veteran businesses, entrepreneurs and franchisees.
“We are inviting companies and individuals to support our Veterans by attending the Expo to connect with Veteran businesses that provide a diverse array of services and products,” said Regina Rembert, U.S. Army (Retired), CEO, Think Veterans First. “The event is the largest of its kind in Ohio – by Vets for Vets.”
Veteran Owned and Veteran Friendly Business Owners will showcase their services or products on table-top displays from which they can engage with Expo attendees.
The VetOHIOExpo also features a variety of speakers, raffles and entertainment during the event. This year we are supporting the Last Patrol that honors our veterans during their last call. Donations will be accepted and very much appreciated.
“Veteran business owners have served their country with honor and distinction and have returned home to serve others in their communities. They deserve our respect, admiration and support,” said Rembert.
Visit the website to learn more about www.vetohioexpo.com! This event is the first of its kind in the State of Ohio specifically designed to shine the spotlight on our veteran community and Think Veterans First is honored to host this event.
About Think Veterans First
Think Veterans First is a 501(c)(3) organization and our mission is to promote, support and advocate for Veterans and Veteran owned businesses. The premise is to encourage individuals to ‘Think Veterans First’ as they make purchasing decisions, employment decisions, veteran health and wellness decisions and many other areas of daily life that impact the veteran community. To learn more or donate visit: thinkveteransfirst.org.