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Find grants that fund research of high-risk, high-growth businesses.
KCSourceLink tracks KC startups that received outside capital to grow their businesses.
The PIPELINE Entrepreneurial Fellowship Program is a nationally acclaimed Midwest immersion program for innovative, high-growth entrepreneurs.
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From bank loans and startup programs to government technology grants, there are many types of funding available.
Outside oversight and input becomes increasingly vital as a company grows. Official boards of directors and unofficial advisory boards can provide connections and ideas to drive business expansion.
Ruby Jean’s Juicery offers hand-crafted juices, fresh smoothies, performance shakes and healthy bites in an environment that is truly welcoming and all-inclusive.
Through the Global Market Access Program, you can now globalize your website and help your foreign customers easily understand who you are and what you offer.
Once again this year, Digital Sandbox KC hosted its Summer in the Sand series where Sandbox startups and entrepreneurs learned about funding, technology trends and owned, earned and paid media.
Use exports to drive company sales, and reach markets beyond your immediate borders, domestically and internationally.
Most federal grants are for nonprofit organizations, not small businesses.
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