About VCEO Magazine®

Built by Veterans. Focused on What Comes Next.

VCEO Magazine® exists to empower transitioning service members, Veterans, and military families as they move from military service into senior leadership. We provide the practical insights, trusted structure, and grounded community needed to build a lasting post-service legacy.

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Our Mission

More than generic transition advice. VCEO Magazine® bridges the gap between military service and business success by delivering real, actionable leadership intelligence directly from proven executive leaders. Your military experience is not just a background; it is the ultimate foundation for post-military leadership.

How We Drive Impact

Targeted High-Touch Print: In an era of AI noise and digital saturation, we deliberately deliver exclusive physical print editions directly into high-impact Veteran Resource locations.

News Hub Engine: We aggregate and amplify top-tier news of real-world organizations working to make a positive impact for career-transitioning service members.

Ecosystem Access: We equip military families with direct access to essential transition tools and specialized business services.

Through our executive media platform, Veteran CEO Magazine delivers leadership insights, practical advice, and high-impact resources directly to transitioning service members, Veterans, and military families.

Official Mission Statement

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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.