Built by Veterans. Focused on What Comes Next.

VCEO exists to support service members, Veterans, and their families as they transition from military service into business leadership by providing structure, insight, and community along the way.

Veteran CEO Magazine (VCEO) LLC

At Veteran CEO Magazine (VCEO) LLC, we stand as the beacon of opportunity for veterans transitioning from military service to civilian success. Our platform is more than just a publication—it's a roadmap crafted from the experiences of those who've walked the path before you. Through captivating interviews and invaluable insights, we illuminate the journey from service to entrepreneurship, showcasing the resilience, leadership, and innovation ingrained in every veteran. Whether you're charting a new course in the corporate world or venturing into entrepreneurship, let VCEO be your trusted guide, empowering you to thrive beyond the uniform.

Step into a world where your military experience becomes the cornerstone of your success story. With VCEO, you'll discover a community dedicated to your growth and prosperity in the business arena. From leadership lessons honed on the battlefield to strategic insights that transcend industry barriers, our platform equips you with the tools and inspiration needed to conquer the challenges of transition. Join us on this transformative journey and let Veteran CEO Magazine be your steadfast companion, shaping your post-service trajectory and propelling you toward unparalleled achievement in the civilian realm.

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Jonathan Hernandez

Founder & Owner

Jonathan Hernandez is a U.S. Air Force and Texas State Guard Veteran who understands that the toughest mission a service member faces isn't overseas—it’s the transition back to civilian life.

With a background as a military journalist, Jonathan documented the front lines of Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan and the humanitarian complexities of Operation Tomodachi in Japan. These experiences gave him a unique lens into the resilience of the military community. After serving as the Public Affairs Officer for the Texas State Guard, he recognized a critical gap in how transition stories were told.

He founded Veteran CEO Magazine (VCEO) LLC to serve as the strategic briefing he wished he’d had. By amplifying the voices of those who have successfully transitioned from the civilian workforce to maximize their military experience, Jonathan has built VCEO into a premier platform for service members, Veterans, and their families to find career clarity, practical advice, and a renewed sense of purpose after military service.

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