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What are angel investors—and is your startup ready for equity investment?
Find out what venture capital is, if your business is ready and who can help.
Find grants that fund research of high-risk, high-growth businesses.
KCSourceLink tracks KC startups that received outside capital to grow their businesses.
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Learn how to register your new Missouri business, file taxes, obtain an Employer Identification Number (EIN) and register for licenses.
Hispanics will be the most important U.S. growth market through midcentury. So, what does this mean for your business? And how can you tap into the market that will continue to grow by 167 percent until 2050?
Plan for when you’ll transfer ownership, sell internally, sell to a third party or liquidate because you WILL leave your business someday.
We might not all be entrepreneurs ... but we all can support the small businesses that are the foundation of the Kansas City metro's economy. Here's how.
“The 401(k) is what will determine if these people will ever be able to leave work and have any type of dignified retirement,” says Chris Costello. “Up to this point, the only solution they’ve been given is a DIY manual, resources on the Internet and online calculators.”
KCSourceLink continues our traveling office hours in February 2016, throughout the KC metro.
What stage of funding does your business need? Use this chart to determine which funding to pursue.
Venture capitalists usually make investments later in the business cycle. They exchange their investment for a portion of the company’s ownership.
What will this partnership mean for KC entrepreneurs?
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