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Second-stage businesses are established entities that have survived the startup phase and have the intent and capacity to grow. Grow your company with the help of business resources around planning, marketing, human resources and more.
When you're ready to turn your passion into a startup or small business, turn to KCSourceLink to map the next steps on your entrepreneurial journey.
Your business has survived the startup phase. You have employees, a product line and you’ve found your customers. If this is you, you’ve entered the “second stage” of business. Here are your resources.
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