For Veterans
By Veterans

Veterans struggle with the transition from military to civilian life, especially when it comes to finding a stable career is real. But what if you could use your skills in leadership and teamwork to become your own boss? Davlin Training offers courses specifically geared towards veteran entrepreneurs, teaching them how to start and run a successful business without the fear of failure. The program covers everything from preparing a business plan and securing funding to marketing strategies and financial management. And with the added support network provided by Davlin Training's veteran mentors and peers, these talented individuals can confidently embark on the path of entrepreneurship or should I say a “Vetrepreneur”. So, for those veterans looking for a new challenge, consider becoming your own boss with Davlin Training's help.

Ronnie Davis

Ronnie is the owner of Davlin Training. He served over 30 years in the United States Army and has successfully transitioned to civilian life. When he is not spending time with his wife and son, Ronnie can be found playing golf, traveling, or volunteering with different organizations. He is passionate about helping entrepreneurs and veterans realize that there are so many people with an entrepreneurial spirit, talents, and skills who want to own a business.

As a Certified Maxwell Leadership & Business Development Coach and Military Transition Specialist, Ronnie helps people with their career changes who are transitioning from the military. He will help you get the right mindset for success. Ronnie is also the author of the book called "A Veterans Journey of the Military to Entrepreneurship."

Our Core Values

We practice what we preach

Passion

For years, we have been passionate about fostering small business growth and helping entrepreneurs and vetrepreneurs start the second chapter in their lives. We have always sought to maximize our company's resources while making sure the opportunity to take advantage of training and other support you may need as transitioned from military duty to civilian life a general career change. We are here to help.

Knowledge

Knowledge can be power. Knowledge of your situation and environment is the factor that helps you to navigate successfully through difficulties and hardships. We also understand that you need to have the right knowledge to properly manage a small business, more so than just relying on luck. A business owner who has been in operation for over a decade is invariably well-versed in leadership, strategy, consumer behavior, and competitive market analysis; all these skills require deep knowledge to execute properly. A small business's success largely depends on the ability of its leader to have extensive and pertinent knowledge. In conclusion, it’s clear that when it comes to forming an established and successful endeavor, having knowledge is essential as understanding that you can’t do it alone.

Accountability

Accountability is an integral part of small business and entrepreneurship development. Leaders set the tone, dictating whether the ship sets sail with a mission or drifts towards failure. Especially during these critical times, Veteran-Owned small businesses need strong leadership to survive and remain accountable for their team members and customers. Leadership in small businesses should not just be about managing funds and resources, but also about inspiring people to achieve ambitious results. With dedication to accountability comes growth and opportunity for small businesses to excel in every sector of society – from creating jobs to contributing positively to our shared communities.

Integrity

Integrity is a core value when it comes to small business ownership and entrepreneurship. As small business owners often lead small teams of employees, they must firmly demonstrate that their words are reliable, just like their practices and decisions in running their small business. As small businesses grow into larger ones, the type of leadership that upheld integrity early on is the same one needed for heading a large business. This is especially important for Veteran-Owned small businesses as people naturally rely upon the leadership skills these military veterans develop during their service. Integrity is thus a crucial value to uphold in small business or entrepreneur leadership to ensure that teams operate confidently while meeting goals set by business management.