Show Me the Money: KC Startups That Received Funding in February
Each month, we highlight the businesses in Kansas City that are receiving funding and making all the right moves to grow.
05Mar
01Mar
5 Things We Read on the Internet about Entrepreneurs for Women’s History Month
From tips on growing your network, to podcasts featuring women business owners, here are a few quick reads just for you.
27Feb
Doing Business in Style with Jordan D. Williams of Keefe Cravat
Jordan started his business with $10 and a box of discarded neckties in his mom's basement. In March, he's launching a partnership in the KC Crossroads.
26Feb
This Week: Classes and Events to Grow your Kansas City Business
Grab your business calendar—recommended events and classes for growing your Kansas City-based business or startup from network navigator, Leslie Walton.
22Feb
Unlocking the Power of Entrepreneurship: Starting a Business after Prison
New program helps people returning home from incarceration start businesses and reenter society.
20Feb
Playing their A-Game
2017 KC Chamber Small Business of the Year, Alpha Energy and Electric is well connected--because they made it a point to be.
19Feb
Whiteboard2Boardroom Accelerates Innovations for Commercialization
W2B identifies homegrown innovations from research institutions and matches them with entrepreneurs who can take them to market. Here are three such stories.
16Feb
Celebrate Black History Month with 1 Million Cups Kansas City
Each Wednesday in February, black founders will present their businesses and journeys on the #1MCKC stage. Join us to celebrate!
09Feb
How KCSourceLink Helped KC Entrepreneurship Grow in 2017
Entrepreneurs are at the center of all we do here at KCSourceLink: they are our passion and our mission. For the past 15 years (our crystal anniversary is coming up this June!), we’ve helped connect entrepreneurs to the right resource at the right time and leveraged our knowledge of Kansas City’s...
08Feb
Why Your Business Needs Policies and How to Make Them Less Awful
Well-written policies are hardly the most exciting parts of growing a business. But crafting them may be one of the most important things you do.