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Drone Business Owner Seeks Government Contracting Advice at DAV Bootcamp

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What happened

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The DAV hosted a Patriot Bootcamp in Cincinnati, which included a competition for local veteran business owners. Paul Chambers, who runs a drone business, attended the bootcamp to receive strategic advice on scaling his drone and counter-drone company. The event featured entrepreneurs from 25 different communities across the country, who met with mentors and business professionals.

From fox19.com

Why it matters

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The bootcamp aims to help veteran entrepreneurs advance their businesses. Chambers attended specifically to gain advisory input on how to scale his company and succeed in the drone industry, including targeting government entities.

From fox19.com

Who's involved

  • ChambersDrone business owner who sought strategic advice on scaling his company.
  • DAVVeterans' organization that hosted the Patriot Bootcamp and business competition.
  • CincinnatiCity in Ohio where the DAV hosted the veteran business competition.
  • governmentThe governing structure that Chambers is targeting for government contracts.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • ChambersSpeculative

    Chambers' drone business might increase its revenue through securing government contracts.

  • governmentSpeculative

    The government could see increased demand for drone and counter-drone services.

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