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2021 Virginia Veterans & Military Affairs Conference

The Virginia Chamber Foundation, Virginia Veterans Services Foundation, and Virginia Department of Veterans Services are pleased to present the third annual Virginia Veterans & Military Affairs Conference and presentation of the V3 Awards.

Government and military leaders, industry experts, and military spouses will come together to discuss how Virginia can expand economic opportunity for military families through the power of partnerships and ensure that Virginia remains the best state in the nation for our military families.

Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in polling for Blueprint Virginia 2030 – A Business Plan for the Commonwealth and help set priorities for Virginia’s economic prosperity. This plan will be presented to our next Governor following the November election. Please join us in developing the Commonwealth’s next state-wide strategic plan to ensure that Virginia remains the best state for business as well as the best state for our military community!


Panel Topics Include:

Innovating the Workplace for Military Spouses

As we navigate a changing workplace following the pandemic, Virginia is doubling down on its efforts to support our military spouses. Our panel of spouses will share their experiences in the workforce and how the business community can make a difference in transforming career opportunities for this deserving population.

Virginia: The Best State for Military Families

Through the power of partnerships, Virginia is strengthening its reputation as the best state in the nation for military families. Hear from leading employers on how the Commonwealth can support our military families through the challenges of transition with top-ranked schools, a robust economy, strong communities and a high quality of life.
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Event Date September, 16

Event Time 2:00am - 4:30am

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