Veteran Technology Leaders, LLC (VTL), founded in 2017, is a veteran-owned company dedicated to providing comprehensive IT solutions and professional services to federal, defense, and civilian organizations as well as commercial businesses. With over 30 years of combined experience in military and professional settings, VTL leverages the unique skill sets of military veterans to deliver exceptional service in areas such as Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems integration, program management, business process management, business analytics, and cybersecurity.
The company's mission is to create meaningful and impactful employment opportunities for veterans while enabling organizations to serve veteran populations more effectively. Understanding the unique challenges faced by veterans, VTL has also developed a Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) practice, ensuring that it meets the urgent needs of healthcare providers and first responders by directly sourcing medical-grade nitrile gloves and masks from American manufacturers.
In addition, VTL has recognized the stressors impacting both veterans and civilians alike, which led to its offering of the Thrive360 wellness benefit application—the sole federally provided solution of its kind aimed at promoting overall well-being. VTL stands out for its commitment to responsiveness and its ability to adapt quickly to the evolving demands of their clients.
Leadership at VTL is spearheaded by Erik Threet, a highly experienced professional with an extensive background in both military service and healthcare management. His leadership style emphasizes transparency, trust, and morale restoration within teams. He is well-versed in developing strategic partnerships and implementing efficient, innovative solutions to enhance overall organizational performance.
At its core, Veteran Technology Leaders is about 'Veterans helping Veterans,' reflecting its deep commitment to supporting those who have served in the military by ensuring they have opportunities for growth and development in the civilian workforce.
