Virtual Business Owners Community - FAQ Center: VBO Initiative

Virtual Business Owners Community - FAQ Center

F.A.Q: VBO Initiative

Questions / answers relating to the virtual business owners initiative.

1. How much does it cost for Department of Defense personnel to participate in the VBO Initiative?

2. Is the VBO initiative only open to active duty military spouses?

3. What is the VBOtp?

1. How much does it cost for Department of Defense personnel to participate in the VBO Initiative? - Top

Nothing! The VBO initiative is funded by the Department of Defense.

To confirm your eligibility to participate, visit: http://www.vsscyberoffice.com/vbo/eligibility.htm. - Updated: May 29, 2006

2. Is the VBO initiative only open to active duty military spouses? - Top

No. The following valid ID cardholders may participate in the VBOtp and Online Community: Current U.S. Active Duty, Retirees, Reservists, National Guard, Department of Defense Civilian Employees, and, their DEERS eligible Family Members. - Updated: September 22, 2004

3. What is the VBOtp? - Top

VBOtp is the acronym for Virtual Business Owners Training Program. VBO is the acronym for Virtual Business Owners. VBO is an entrepreneurial initiative which was launched back in June 2002, to educate military spouses on portable career opportunities in a new and rapidly growing industry called Virtual Business Ownership. VBO's mission is first and foremost to educate its target market (relocating and transitioning military spouses, retiring and separating military members) on portable career options and basic concepts associated with starting, growing, and managing a virtual business in cyberspace. We accomplish this by connecting program participants to the information, resources, and subject matter experts. VBO delivers an interactive online community where members can learn and access business resources related to starting, growing, and managing a virtual business in cyberspace. - Updated: May 29, 2006

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Questions / answers relating to the virtual business owners initiative.: 1. How much does it cost for Department of Defense personnel to participate in the VBO Initiative?; 2. Is the VBO initiative only open to active duty military spouses?; 3. What is the VBOtp?

1. How much does it cost for Department of Defense personnel to participate in the VBO Initiative? - Top: Nothing! The VBO initiative is funded by the Department of Defense.

To confirm your eligibility to participate, visit: http://www.vsscyberoffice.com/vbo/eligibility.htm. - Updated: May 29, 2006

2. Is the VBO initiative only open to active duty military spouses? - Top: No. The following valid ID cardholders may participate in the VBOtp and Online Community: Current U.S. Active Duty, Retirees, Reservists, National Guard, Department of Defense Civilian Employees, and, their DEERS eligible Family Members. - Updated: September 22, 2004

3. What is the VBOtp? - Top: VBOtp is the acronym for Virtual Business Owners Training Program. VBO is the acronym for Virtual Business Owners. VBO is an entrepreneurial initiative which was launched back in June 2002, to educate military spouses on portable career opportunities in a new and rapidly growing industry called Virtual Business Ownership. VBO's mission is first and foremost to educate its target market (relocating and transitioning military spouses, retiring and separating military members) on portable career options and basic concepts associated with starting, growing, and managing a virtual business in cyberspace. We accomplish this by connecting program participants to the information, resources, and subject matter experts. VBO delivers an interactive online community where members can learn and access business resources related to starting, growing, and managing a virtual business in cyberspace. - Updated: May 29, 2006