Industry Capability Network (ICN) is proud to announce a ground breaking partnership with the Veteran Community Business Chamber (VCBC) aimed at enhancing business opportunities and support for veteran businesses across Australia. This partnership underscores the commitment of both organisations to directly support the growth of Veteran entrepreneurship, enterprise and innovation.
This collaboration between ICN and VCBC is designed to leverage the strengths of both organisations to benefit veteran-owned businesses. ICN’s extensive network and expertise in connecting local suppliers with major projects will provide veteran entrepreneurs with access to new opportunities, while VCBC’s robust community and advocacy for veteran business owners will ensure these opportunities are well-communicated and tailored to their unique needs.
Veteran-owned businesses will gain greater visibility and access to major procurement contracts through Gateway by ICN and ICN’s well-established platforms and relationships with key industries. VCBC companies will also be easily identifiable through the VCBC Topic on Gateway by ICN. See more here.
Hear from VCBC Founder Pete Liston and ICN National Commercial Director Andrew Kiloni discuss the partnership here.
In addition, joint efforts will be made to ensure that veteran-owned businesses will be able to access the networking opportunities provided by ICN and to advocate for policies and practices that support veteran entrepreneurs, raising awareness of the unique challenges and strengths of veteran-owned businesses.
“We are thrilled to partner with the Veteran Community Business Chamber. This collaboration aligns with our mission to support local suppliers and enhance industry capability. By integrating veteran entrepreneurs into our network, we are not only fostering diversity but also harnessing the valuable skills and experiences that veterans bring to the business world,” said Warren Jansen, Chief Executive Officer, ICN National Office.
Pete Liston, “Our partnership with ICN marks a significant milestone for veteran-owned businesses. This alliance will open doors to new opportunities, ensuring that veteran entrepreneurs receive the recognition and support they deserve. We look forward to working closely with ICN to drive positive outcomes for our community.”
