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.
16May
03May
Show Me the Money: KC Startups That Received Funding in April
Each month, we highlight the businesses in Kansas City that are receiving funding and making all the right moves to grow.
01May
How Small Business Owners, Entrepreneurs Can Recruit and Hire for Diversity Legally
You’re ready to grow your team and know the competitive advantage of having a diverse workforce. How do you go about it? SEED Law is here to help.
26Apr
Entrepreneurship Around the World: Takeaways and Questions from #GEC18IST
At Global Entrepreneurship Congress in Istanbul, delegates made connections, gained insights, learned and returned home ready to energize their communities.
02Apr
Business Owners: Make Your Voice Heard in Kansas City, Missouri
KC, MO wants your help in crafting policy and making KC America's most entrepreneurial city. Here's how you can weigh in today.
01Apr
Show Me the Money: KC Startups That Received Funding in March
Each month, we highlight the businesses in Kansas City that are receiving funding and making all the right moves to grow.
28Mar
IRS to Small Businesses: Here’s a New Tool so You Don’t Pay Too Much Taxes
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act changed the way tax is calculated. The IRS encourages you to perform a “paycheck checkup” to ensure you have the right amount withheld.
12Mar
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.
06Mar
Share Your Entrepreneurial Insight with the Kansas State Government
The Enterprise Center in Johnson County is spearheading the Kauffman Foundation’s Entrepreneurs’ Policy Network and wants to take your voice to the capitol.
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.