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Personal and business credit is vital if you're seeking capital.
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Find out what venture capital is, if your business is ready and who can help.
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KCSourceLink tracks KC startups that received outside capital to grow their businesses.
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Matt Condon shares why capital is important to Kansas City's early-stage companies--and to the sustainability of our local economy.
From bank loans and startup programs to government technology grants, there are many types of funding available.
Scholarships now available to Icehouse Entrepreneurship Program, Construction Business Management and FastTrac TechVenture for KCMO residents and business owners.
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Most startup funding comes from those closest to the founder: yourself, your friends, your family.
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