NAVOBA FOUNDING PARTNERS
NaVOBA’s Founding Partners are the companies on the leading edge of including marketplace, supply chain access, and competitiveness for America’s Veteran’s Business Enterprises® (VBEs®) and Service-Disabled Veteran’s® (SDVBEs®) through certification, advocacy, outreach, education, and recognition.
These firms have made the most significant contributions to the veterans’ entrepreneurship community by providing the vital guidance, resources, expertise, and funding to the ongoing development of NaVOBA and its exclusive Certified VBE®/SDVBE® programs.
OUR FOUNDING PARTNERS
American Airlines has been a national leader in working with veteran-owned businesses. By partnering with NaVOBA, they’ve helped veterans access roles in the airline industry’s supply chain—from operations and logistics to facilities and services. Their sustained commitment reflects a broader goal: to build strong, efficient business partnerships with veterans at the core.
Barclays has built an approach to business partnerships that values proven performance and operational excellence. By working with veteran-owned businesses, the company has enhanced its global sourcing capabilities and tapped into the leadership, discipline, and adaptability veterans bring to high-stakes business environments.
Bristol Myers Squibb recognizes the strategic advantage of working with businesses owned by veterans. Their continued engagement with veteran entrepreneurs has supported the company’s mission to deliver critical healthcare solutions, while also tapping into a workforce known for resilience, mission-focus, and innovation.
Hilton’s relationship with veteran-owned businesses has strengthened its operations across hospitality, property management, and guest services. By working with veterans, Hilton gains access to skilled entrepreneurs who understand high standards, service delivery, and business reliability—qualities essential to the hospitality experience.
JPMorgan Chase has collaborated with veteran-owned businesses for more than two decades, helping integrate them into high-impact segments of the financial sector. By leveraging the precision and leadership skills that veteran entrepreneurs bring, the company has strengthened the efficiency and stability of its business operations.
Lowe’s has worked closely with veteran-owned businesses to meet key operational needs across the home improvement and retail sectors. Through its partnership with NaVOBA, Lowe’s continues to support veterans as reliable business partners who contribute to project delivery, logistics, and end-to-end supply chain effectiveness.
Shell actively engages with veteran-owned businesses across its global operations. From natural gas extraction and oil drilling to logistics and beyond, veteran entrepreneurs play a vital role in strengthening Shell’s supply chain and maintaining operational excellence across the oil industry.
USAA’s longstanding relationship with veteran-owned businesses supports its mission of serving the military community. By working with veteran entrepreneurs, USAA strengthens operational functions and creates real-world opportunities in finance, insurance, and technology.
Vistra has built durable partnerships with veteran-owned businesses in the energy space. By integrating veterans into its supply chain, Vistra benefits from their strategic insight, execution skills, and ability to perform in complex and evolving environments.
