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02JulJuly 2, 2018

How KCSourceLink Became a Go-To Source for Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses

The story of connecting entrepreneurs to the right resources at the right time is 15 years in the making—and we're just getting started.

By David CawthonBusiness Growth, Business Planning, Entrepreneurial Community, Entrepreneurial Ecosystem, Innovation-Led, Main Street, Microenterprise, Second Stage, Startupanniversary, business growth, business growth in Kansas City, e day at the k, Entrepreneurial Community, Innovation-Led, KCSourceLink, Main Street, Microenterprise, mosourcelink, proclamation, resources for entrepreneurs, resources for small business, Second Stage, sourcelink, Startup0 Comments

26JunJune 26, 2018

This Week: Classes and Events to Grow your Kansas City Business

Grab your business calendar. Network Navigator Leslie Walton recommends these events and classes to grow your Kansas City business or startup.

By Kyle SmithBusiness Growth, Business Planning, Innovation-Led, Main Street, Marketing/Sales, Microenterprise, Second Stage, Startupcash flow, Freelance Exchange, Innovation-Led, kansas city small business, Main Street, Microenterprise, networking in kansas city, Second Stage, Social Media Club of Kansas City, starting a business in kansas city, Startup, Support Kansas City, time management0 Comments

25JunJune 25, 2018

Barber Shop on Wheels Gets KC Entrepreneur on the Road, out of Corporate America

Bess Lamoreux worked in corporate America for more than decade before leaving her job to pursue her entrepreneurial vision: a barber shop on wheels.

By Kyle SmithBusiness Planning, Entrepreneurs in Action, Marketing/Sales, Microenterprise, Startup, Women and Business1 million cups kc, box truck barber, business feasibility, entrepreneurship in Kansas City, funding, kcinvested, marketing, Microenterprise, starting a business in kansas city, Startup, UMKC SBTDC, Urban Business Growth Initiative0 Comments

21JunJune 21, 2018

How a Corporate Lawyer Became a KC Syrup Maker, Cocktail Chemist

Cheryl Bisbee of Boozy Botanicals quit her corporate job and overcame the obstacles to start something delicious in Kansas City.

By David CawthonBusiness Growth, Business Planning, Entrepreneurial Community, Entrepreneurial Ecosystem, Entrepreneurs in Action, Main Street, Microenterprise, Shop Local, Startup, Women and Businessalcohol, booze, boozy botanicals, bottle, box set, canning, cheryl bisbee, cocktail, distribution, drink, Entrepreneur, Entrepreneurial Community, entrepreneurship in Kansas City, flavor, flavored syrup, food product, food startup, how to start a business, Main Street, maker, Microenterprise, packaging, product, recipe, Shop Local, small business, start a business in kansas city, start a business in kc, start a food business, Startup, syrup0 Comments

15JunJune 15, 2018

Open Call for Events: Entrepreneurs Want to Learn from YOU during #GEWKC

You've got something valuable to share with entrepreneurs. Send us your idea for Global Entrepreneurship Week KC.

By David CawthonBusiness Growth, Business Planning, Entrepreneurial Community, Entrepreneurial Ecosystem, Innovation-Led, International Ties, Investor Education, Legal Issues, Main Street, Marketing/Sales, Microenterprise, Multicultural Entrepreneurs, Networking, Nonprofit Development, Second Stage, Shop Local, Startup, Tax Planning, Women and Business2018, business advice, business class, business expert, business mentor, Entrepreneurial Community, Entrepreneurship, GEWKC, Global Entrepreneurship Week, how to grow a business, how to grow a business in kc, how to start a business, how to start a business in kansas city, how to start a business in kc, Innovation-Led, Main Street, Microenterprise, Second Stage, Startup0 Comments

15JunJune 15, 2018

A KC Middle School Project Inspired Katie Petty’s Entrepreneur Career, Global Product Line

Katie Petty's product idea came to her when she was 12; since then, her business has had to overcome some growing pains.

By David CawthonBusiness Growth, Business Planning, Entrepreneurial Ecosystem, Entrepreneurs in Action, Legal Issues, Main Street, Shop Local, Startup, Women and Businesscopyright, developing a product line, distribution, expanding a product line, how to grow a business, how to grow your business, international business, inventory, kansas, katie petty, maker, missouri, patent, paw wash, prototype, rebranding, small business international, warehouse, Women and Business0 Comments

12JunJune 12, 2018

This Week: Classes and Events to Grow Your Kansas City Business

Grab your business calendar. Network Navigator Leslie Walton recommends these events and classes to grow your Kansas City business or startup.

By David CawthonBusiness Growth, Business Planning, Funding and Finances, Innovation-Led, Main Street, Marketing/Sales, Microenterprise, Networking, Second Stage, Shop Local, Startupbaseball and startups, e day at the k, email marketing, entrepreneurship bootcamp, facebook, facebook marketing, facebook video, Innovation-Led, KCSourceLink, Main Street, mentor in kansas city, mid continent public library, Networking, plexpod, project united knowledge, SCORE, Second Stage, Startup, thinking bigger0 Comments

05JunJune 5, 2018

How Dr. Michelle Macrorie Diagnosed Her Business Issues to Better Help Kids with Autism

Dr. Michelle Macrorie offers a vital to service to kids with autism, but before she could help them, she had to learn how to grow her business.

By David CawthonBusiness Growth, Business Planning, Entrepreneurial Community, Entrepreneurial Ecosystem, Entrepreneurs in Action, Main Street, Startup, Women and Businessautism, autism from the start, business growth, business growth in Kansas City, child psychologist, Entrepreneurial Community, grow your business, how to grow your business, how to scale your business, Main Street, meet a business need, michelle macrorie, ScaleUP, scaleup kansas city, ScaleUP KC, Startup0 Comments

04JunJune 4, 2018

All KC Small Business Owners Need an Exit Plan; Here’s How You Can Craft One Now

Believe it or not, an important part of starting your business is thinking about an exit strategy.

By David CawthonBusiness Planning, Entrepreneurial Community, Funding and Finances, Innovation-Led, Main Street, Second Stage, Startup, Tax Planningbusiness planning, Entrepreneurial Community, event, exit business, exit plan, exit small business, exit strategy, how to create an exit strategy, Innovation-Led, investor, Johnson County Community College, Kansas City business resources, leave your business, leaving your business, liquidate, Main Street, Second Stage, small business exit strategy, Startup, tax, tax for businesses, when to create an exit strategy, why have an exit strategy0 Comments

04JunJune 4, 2018

Giant Steps: Ups, Downs of Shoe Store Primed KC Entrepreneur for Business Coaching

Jill Hathaway is an entrepreneur-turned-business-coach who learned firsthand that a plan for growth isn’t one size fits all.

By David CawthonBusiness Growth, Business Planning, Entrepreneurial Community, Innovation-Led, Main Street, Second Stage, Startup, Women and BusinessBranding, business coaching, business growth, business growth in Kansas City, diabetes, Entrepreneurial Community, entrepreneurs in action, entrepreneurs in kansas, entrepreneurs in kansas city, Innovation-Led, jill hathaway, kansas city business, location, Main Street, marketing, mentor in kansas city, mentoring for small business, pedorthist, sales, ScaleUP, scaleup kansas city, ScaleUP KC, scaling a business, Second Stage, shoe, small business, small business bootcamp, Startup, startup lessons, UMKC Innovation Center, UMKC Small Business and Technology Development Center0 Comments

Business Planning

How KCSourceLink Became a Go-To Source for Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses

Barber Shop on Wheels Gets KC Entrepreneur on the Road, out of Corporate America

How a Corporate Lawyer Became a KC Syrup Maker, Cocktail Chemist

Open Call for Events: Entrepreneurs Want to Learn from YOU during #GEWKC

A KC Middle School Project Inspired Katie Petty’s Entrepreneur Career, Global Product Line

This Week: Classes and Events to Grow Your Kansas City Business

How Dr. Michelle Macrorie Diagnosed Her Business Issues to Better Help Kids with Autism

All KC Small Business Owners Need an Exit Plan; Here’s How You Can Craft One Now

Giant Steps: Ups, Downs of Shoe Store Primed KC Entrepreneur for Business Coaching

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