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The Great Bend Chamber of Commerce is bringing the Aligned Leader Program to Central Kansas and beyond. This six-week virtual series launches October 14. Learn more about this new resource.

Congratulations to the 10 businesses that received funding from NetWork Kansas during August.

This e2 article explores the profound change that can and will occur from the COVID-19 health pandemic, shutdowns, and evolving world recession. Here, the author speaks to four fundamental trends that e2 believes the Pandemic Recession Reset will empower that are foundational to the prosperity of the vast majority of rural communities and regions in North America.

Congratulations to the 16businesses that received funding from NetWork Kansas during July.

e2, in partnership with NetWork Kansas, announces its National Entrepreneurial Ecosystems (e2) Network. Learn what this means for those working to grow entrepreneurial talent and those building smart eEcosystems.

Congratulations to the 27 businesses that received funding from NetWork Kansas during June.

CR's Tire & Automotive describe their experience participating in the Ice House Entrepreneurship Program in this program spotlight.

This e2 Entrepreneurial Ecosystems feature explores how we restart our lives, work, economy, and society; move into recovery mode, and seriously plan for how we can grow more resilient economies that better serve all community residents. Don Macke looks at what worked in the past, while keeping a focused eye on current trends and new innovations. (Two innovations include the HIRE and Restart Kansas initiatives)

NetWork Kansas alongside the Kansas Department of Commerce, announced they will be expanding their programs to bring computer science connections to more Kansas areas.

NetWork Kansas announces it has awarded $250,000 in grants from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas (BCBSKS). The grants have been given to nine colleges and small businesses in Kansas that are making personal protective equipment (PPE) for healthcare workers with low supply during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.