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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.

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

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.

The root of the inequities experienced by the African-American community should be addressed — including roots that have created inequities in economic development and entrepreneurship. Christina Long offers key takeaways on how the Restart Kansas County Loan program has benefitted African-American entrepreneurs in Wichita and how the program can serve as a lending model to advance inclusion in entrepreneurship.

Announcing the winners of the first-ever Kansas Youth Virtual Entrepreneurship Challenge. The challenge is a partnership between Camp Destination Innovation, NetWork Kansas and Moonbase Labs.

Two communities have been selected by NetWork Kansas to participate in its innovative Entrepreneurship (E-) Community Partnership. Mitchell County and Morris County were selected in the 2020 competitive process.

Announcing qualifiers for the Kansas Youth Virtual Entrepreneurship Challenge. The challenge is a partnership between Camp Destination Innovation, NetWork Kansas and Moonbase Labs. for the first-ever Kansas Youth Virtual Entrepreneurship Challenge, an event designed to engage currently quarantined youth and spark innovation and creativity for a chance to win cash prizes.

NetWork Kansas is better as a result of our partnership with wKREDA., says Erik Pedersen of NetWork Kansas who walks readers through the first impression to the lasting impact between the two organizations.

​As Kansas transitions to phasing in re-openings following COVID-19-related stay-at-home orders and gathering restrictions, Shelley Paasch provides a reminder to business owners that we're social distancing; not social media distancing. Here are a few tips, she provides, to encourage entrepreneurs to keep being creative and ramp up your online presence.