JobPath is an incredibly robust employment platform designed for military veterans and their family members. The site attracts over 24,000 new users every month and has over 200,000 users currently using its wide variety of resources. Free for veterans and spouses (and other family members), users can leverage JobPath's powerful technology to easily create customized resumes, take over 200 online courses, utilize our military career translator to match with any civilian job opportunity, connect with corporate mentors, and search for jobs at over 1,600 companies that have committed to hiring military veterans and their family members. And not only will employers find a variety of impressive enterprise solutions for your veteran hiring initiatives, but can also search through a huge database with an incredible level of granularity to find perfect candidates based on experience, career interests, location, security clearances, and other factors. Check us out today at www.yourjobpath.com.

GI Go Fund is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization that assists veterans, active-duty personnel, their family members, veteran supporters, and all members of the military community with finding employment, connecting to their benefits, and accessing housing opportunities. The organization was founded in 2006 in memory of Lt. Seth Dvorin, a childhood friend of the GI Go founders who was killed by an IED blast while serving in Iraq. Since the organization’s founding, we have worked to preserve Seth's name and honor his legacy by helping veterans every day. We provide employment assistance to veterans looking for work, housing and financial aid to veterans in their most desperate hour, as well as benefits assistance and legal support to military families struggling with civil or criminal matters. In addition, we are developing innovative programs to give veterans assistance in finding employment and developing a small business, transportation support, mentoring, job training, and much more. The organization has received tremendous recognition for their support of veterans, having been featured on CNN, Fox News, and other news outlets on numerous occasions. In addition, their work with homeless veterans in the city of Newark was featured on the ABC reality show “Secret Millionaire”.