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02JunJune 2, 2021

Fifth-Gen Missouri Farmer Creates an App That Aims to Revolutionize Ag Labor

Kevin Johansen is changing how producers and workers connect.

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31MarMarch 31, 2021

10 Most Popular Missouri Entrepreneur Stories That Inspired You in 2020

You couldn't stop reading these 10 Missouri entrepreneur stories in 2020.

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02NovNovember 2, 2020

Army Vet’s Love for Entrepreneurship Leads to Wagyu Beef Business, Hot-Dog Fame

When Patrick Montgomery returned from Afghanistan, he fell in love with entrepreneurship and started an agriculture business with a mission.

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20OctOctober 20, 2020

Build Your GEWKC Agenda: How to Attend This Free Virtual Entrepreneurship Celebration

See how you can attend Prime-Time Events and Community Events free for Global Entrepreneurship Week - Kansas City 2020.

20OctOctober 20, 2020

Present at GEWKC 2020: Submit Your In-Person or Virtual Community Event

Here's how you can host a virtual or in-person GEWKC Community Event during the 2020 celebration.

By David CawthonAdvancing Entrepreneurship, Business Growth, Business Planning, Entrepreneurs in Action, Funding and Finances, Innovation-Led, International Ties, Investor Education, Legal Issues, Main Street, Marketing/Sales, Microenterprise, Networking, Nonprofit Development, Second Stage, Starting a Business, Tax Planningbusiness help, business tax, community event, entrepreneurship event, entrepreneurship event missouri, GEW, GEW KC, GEWKC, gewkc 2020, gewkc application, gewkc community event, gewkc event, gewkc maker, gewkc nonprofit, gewkc present, gewkc prime-time, gewkc primetime, gewkc scaleup, gewkc startup, gewkc workshop, global entrepreneurship week kansas city, global entrepreneurship week kc, grant writing, host at gewkc, how to prep for funding, how to sell online, Kansas City, kansas city entrepreneur conference, kansas city entrepreneur event, kc, maker gewkc, marketing conference missouri, missouri entrepreneur conference, missouri entrepreneur event, missouri entrepreneur networking, missouri entrepreneurship event, missouri small business event, missouri startup conference, missouri startup event, missouri startup networking, nonprofit gewkc, prep for financing, present at gewkc, scaleup gewkc, small business help missouri, startup gewkc, startup missouri0 Comments

01OctOctober 1, 2020

Missouri Mompreneur Clears COVID-19 Childcare Hurdles with Pivot, New Business

When COVID-19 blunted Niki Wiltshire's Nanny2U, her usually busy childcare service, she made a sharp pivot and fired up a new virtual business.

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29SepSeptember 29, 2020

Entrepreneur Pivots Her Missouri-Grown Bamboo to Boost PPE during COVID-19

During COVID-19, Colombian-born Iveth Jalinksy's Cleveland, Missouri-based business aims to make every part of its bamboo mask in the U.S.

By David CawthonBusiness Growth, Entrepreneurs in Action, Innovation-Led, International Ties, Second Stageag entrepreneur, business decelopment, business pivot, cleveland missouri, coronavirus business, covid business pivot, covid masks, green business, Green Resources Consulting, Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, how to make ppe, how to start a green business, make ppe, minority entrepreneur success, missouri bamboo, missouri business pivot, Missouri Department of Economic Development, missouri ppe, mo sourcelink, mompreneur, mosourcelink, n95 mask, ppe business, PPE pivot, ppe small business, ppe startup, protective masks, us-made mask, US-made ppe0 Comments

14AugAugust 14, 2020

How a St. Louis Entrepreneur Got Revved Up to Fix Africa’s Auto Problem

St. Louis entrepreneur Genera Moore identified a need abroad, and built an automotive-focused business to fill it.

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23JulJuly 23, 2020

Farm to Retail: Chillicothe Business Expands Beef-Eating Customer Base during COVID-19

Ag entrepreneur Scott Bachman opened Bachman's Farm Store in Chillicothe just months before the pandemic. Here's how he found success, in spite of all the closures.

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14JulJuly 14, 2020

‘Find a Way or Make One’: Missouri Boutique Leverages Social Media for COVID-19 Pivot

Missouri entrepreneur Stephanie Campbell still hit her sales goals, even as the pandemic temporarily shuttered both Blue Willow Boutique locations.

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Entrepreneurs in Action

Fifth-Gen Missouri Farmer Creates an App That Aims to Revolutionize Ag Labor

10 Most Popular Missouri Entrepreneur Stories That Inspired You in 2020

Army Vet’s Love for Entrepreneurship Leads to Wagyu Beef Business, Hot-Dog Fame

Present at GEWKC 2020: Submit Your In-Person or Virtual Community Event

Missouri Mompreneur Clears COVID-19 Childcare Hurdles with Pivot, New Business

Entrepreneur Pivots Her Missouri-Grown Bamboo to Boost PPE during COVID-19

How a St. Louis Entrepreneur Got Revved Up to Fix Africa’s Auto Problem

Farm to Retail: Chillicothe Business Expands Beef-Eating Customer Base during COVID-19

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