All the Skills Needed to Excel: Global Financial Training Program

For veterans transitioning from military service to civilian careers, entrepreneurship can offer an opportunity to put leadership, discipline and organizational skills to work in a new setting. Global Financial Training Program provides a home-based financial training program, lifetime mentoring, proven systems and access to lenders designed to help former service members make that transition. By Erika Ortega

For veterans transitioning from military service to civilian careers, entrepreneurship can offer an opportunity to put leadership, discipline and organizational skills to work in a new setting. Global Financial Training Program provides a home-based financial training program, lifetime mentoring, proven systems and access to lenders designed to help former service members make that transition.

“Our all-inclusive package allows veterans to combine their leadership strengths, versatility and time management skills with our robust business roadmap, tools, resources and support to excel as entrepreneurs in the commercial loan brokerage sector,” explained Vice President of Marketing and Sales Erica Sarway. “With decades of experience in the industry, we designed a program that enables individuals to be their own boss, own their own finance company and make unlimited income.”

Global Financial Training Program offers discounts and assistance to former military members, facilitating their transition to entrepreneurship through quality instruction, proven systems and lifetime mentoring. Graduates enter commercial finance, assisting businesses and real estate investors in securing loans ranging from $5,000 to more than $500 million.

Veterans receive a 10% discount, reducing the program fee from $19,950 to $17,955. The one-time fee includes a lifetime of support in addition to access to lenders, tools and best practices. The four-day training program covers loan understanding, lender approvals and marketing strategies, and graduates can begin submitting loans immediately after completion.

“When they are finished with the class, trainees will have access to all the components needed to hit the ground running,” said Sarway. “We have found that because the military teaches discipline, former service members bring a regimented learning and operational style that aligns perfectly with our program.”

These benefits are what make veterans a consistent presence in classes taught by Global Financial Training Program instructors throughout the year.

“Sometimes military members don’t know what to do with their skills when they’re out in the business world, and our program is very much like a vocational school,” explained Sarway. “We give individuals the tools, loan information and detailed processes to work closely with lenders. Our instructors teach the real-life application of lessons learned.”