Joining the Network
An individual firm may join the US VE network provided it
- applies to a regional or central office by
submitting an online application.Click on Start a Virtual Enterprise Program button on
the home page of the VE website and submit the
linked application.
- has been mentored by a regional or a central
office.
- receives appropriate training to facilitate a
firm.
- is aligned to a regional or central office.
Becoming a Regional Center
Schools or districts within a region (minimum of
five schools) may form a regional center. A
regional center must belong to a central office
(there can be only one central office per
state). If there is no central office in
the state of the regional center, a regional
center may join another central office. A
regional center liaison must be identified by a
central office.The regional center must
provide support services to region members.
For more information about becoming a regional
center and to obtain a list of services that a
regional center must provide to its members,
contact
vec@veinternational.org.
Establishing a Central Office
To become a Central Office (if one does not
already exist in that state) a school or
district must meet the following minimum
criteria:
-
serve as a regional center for at least one year
and have fulfilled all the responsibilities
outlined by the affiliated central office.
- have a minimum of 15 active firms for a
period of no less than one year.
- maintain a Website with links to each member
firm’s Website.
For more information about becoming a Central
Office, contact
vec@veinternational.org
John Garfinkel
State Farm Insurance
Virtual Enterprises does a terrific job helping young, enthusiastic students understand how the business world really works. The students are very capable and in many cases multi-lingual. I hired a wonderful young lady who speaks six languages and has a tremendous attitude.