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Jessica Young completed the Ice House Entrepreneurship Program in Greeley County during the Spring of 2017. In this feature she talks about the program's impact.

Congratulations to the 14 businesses that received funding from NetWork Kansas during September.

There are many helpful resources out there for entrepreneurs to access that they may not know about, or don’t know how to navigate the system, and we can help connect those dots. One resource that has really helped fill a gap for minority entrepreneurs is the “Create Campaign.”

Learn what Fortiviti's president, Shauna Huntington, plans to do with the information she received through the Economic Gardening program in this NetWork Kansas Referral Center Spotlight.

Bridget Stanton competed in the YEC Series during the 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 academic years. She placed first in her local Riley County event both years. In April 2018 she took second place at the Kansas Entrepreneurship Challenge State Championship. Here she talks about how this program has influenced her as an entrepreneur.

Learn why Alyss Analytics' Founder, Mike Mathia, describes Economic Gardening as "game-changing" in this NetWork Kansas Referral Center Spotlight.

Congratulations to the 12 businesses that received funding from NetWork Kansas during August.

Chantell Rather completed the Ice House Entrepreneurship Program in Pawnee County during the Spring of 2017. Learn about the impact that this program has had on her company and how it has helped further develop her entrepreneurial mindset.

Economic Gardening is an entrepreneurial approach to economic development that seeks to grow the local economy from within. The NetWork Kansas Referral Center has a national strategic research team leader on staff that guides participating companies through the entire process."The entire process was extremely educational, productive and I feel over the next few months we will only scratch the surface of how it will impact our year," one client shared.

Lily Beach competed in the 2017-2018 YEC Series at her local Douglas County competition. She placed first at that event. Since then, she has started selling her products all around the local area. Here, she talks about how this program has impacted her as an entrepreneur.