“Thank YOu” Is Not Enough

As a veteran-owned business, PSC Enterprises believes that as a country we have failed our veterans if the only gratitude we have to offer them is a simple “thank you for your service.” That is why our firm is dedicated to taking action by raising awareness about the issues facing our veterans and creating and focusing on programs and initiatives that benefit veterans and their families.

Veteran Advocacy

Our firm has a long history of involvement in veteran advocacy and support programs. PSC Enterprises founder, Peter Cooke, served as past director of the National Center for Veterans Studies at the University of Utah and assisted the Army in creating the Employer Partnership Initiative which assists Armed Forces reservists and veterans in securing jobs after mobilization. The firm is presently working alongside the Reserve Officer Association (ROA) to form an additional initiative “Partnership with American Business” to assist Armed Forces reservists in finding civilian employment as they continue serve our country.

In addition to our support services the firm also provides educational updates and commentary on current veteran issues, support programs, policies and events on our Commentary & Updates page.

Veteran Healthcare

In addition to advocating and supporting programs that provide the highest quality of healthcare and support for veterans and their families, PSC Enterprises is dedicated to finding innovative ways to increase the level of access veterans and their families have to quality healthcare solutions to ensure no veteran is left behind. PSC Enterprises founder, Peter Cooke currently serves on the board of Avalon Health Care Group, a senior care organization, to advise them on how to better serve the veterans under their care and in their communities. PSC and Avalon have worked together to form Avalon Veteran Services (AVS), an arm of Avalon that was created to focus exclusively on the needs of veterans and their families.

Veteran Partnerships

PSC Enterprises has partnered with Veteran Infrastructure Products (VIP), a service-disabled veteran small business (SDVOB), to pursue opportunities in the private and public sectors that support veterans. The two companies form a strong veteran alliance with the goal of advocating on behalf of fellow veterans across the nation.