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Popular TopicsAgritourism WorkshopsFarmers, business owners and entrepreneurs interested in agritourism are invited to attend a five-part agritourism course in August at the Netawaka Community Building in Netawaka, Kan. The course, which comprises five consecutive Monday night sessions, will provide an overview of agritourism, including how rural entrepreneurs can start a new agritourism business or incorporate agritourism into an existing business. The course will be led by Jan Janzten, Director of Rural Tourism Development for the Flint Hills Resource Conservation & Development and owner of Kansas Flint Hills Adventures, and staff from the Kansas Small Business Development Center. Click here for more information. Attention business owners in Riley County and contiguous counties of Clay, Geary, Marshall, Pottawatomie, Wabunsee and Washingon: The SBA is now operating a Disaster Loan Outreach Center in Manhattan. Please click here to access the fact sheet and operating hours. Attention Veterans: The Kansas Small Business Development Center realizes that veterans are significant contributors to our economy. In an effort to learn more about the needs of Kansas veteran business owners and future veteran entrepreneurs, KSBDC invites veterans to take a five question survey. The information obtained from the survey will be used to plan three conferences that will be held later this year. The purpose of the conferences is to provide veterans with information about starting or maintaining a business and to introduce them to resources available to assist them in many areas of entrepreneurship. Click here to take survey Veterans Business Directory This is a database of veteran owned businesses in Colorado, Kansas, Montana and Arizona. Kansas City has a new resource for veterans: KCVetLink brings together and makes visible the network of service providers that support veterans in the Kansas City region. KSBDC recognized 15 Emerging and Existing Businesses of the Year on March 9 in Topeka. Read about the 2009 KSBDC Businesses of the Year Popular KSBDC Forms
Featured Success StoryCannonball Engineering, LLCOwners: Terry and Debbie Schrag Debbie and Terry reflect on the past years and all the adventures they have experienced. Having a good product and enjoying your business partner are the things they have enjoyed the most. The difficulties include working through the challenges but have proved to have paid off. Read the full success story.  |
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