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DESCRIPTION:K-State Research and Extension offers an entrepreneurship webin
 ar every first Friday of the month.  Our mutual goal is to engage knowledg
 e\, wisdom\, and relationships of local communities with the research and 
 experimentation of the University to create vital communities. \n\nThe pur
 pose of these calls is to increase the local community's knowledge about E
 xperts\, Education\, and Economic Resources available to help small busine
 sses and entrepreneurs.  We also aim to increase the number of transaction
 s between the small business owner/entrepreneur with the Experts\, Educati
 on\, and Economic Resources who can increase the likelihood that they are 
 successful. \n\nIf you would like to be on the notification list to partic
 ipate in upcoming e-Calls\, please send your request via e-mail to: nkdani
 els@ksu.edu\n\nJoin by Zoom: https://ksu.zoom.us/j/2636377104\, If this is
  your first time\, follow the link early and download the free software.  
 \n\nOne tap mobile: \n\n+16699006833\,\,2636377104# US (San Jose)\n\n \n\n
 All calls are recorded and PowerPoint slides are online at https://www.ksr
 e.k-state.edu/community/business/entrepreneurship/.  All previous calls ar
 e also archived on that site. \n\nMonthly Topics:\n\nFeb 7: Work Opportuni
 ty Tax Credit Program\, Ashla Stowe\, Dept of Commerce. Tax Incentives and
  supports for hiring people without strong employment backgrounds.March 6:
  Baby Boomers and the Rural Housing Supply\, Ben Winchester\, Senior Resea
 rchAlmost three-quarters of our owner-occupied housing supply will turn ov
 er during the next 20 years.  Aspects of change related to these trends 
 – such as workforce housing\, a tight labor market\, and changing reside
 ntial preferences – will be discussed.April 3:  CDBG Housing Grants\,   
 Linda Hunsicker\, CDBG Program Specialist.  Did you know that CDBG turns b
 ack federal housing money every year because not enough requests are made?
    Is there a town in Kansas that doesn’t need to address housing issues
 ?May 1: Two Ways to Scale Up Small businesses and how SBA can help\, Micha
 el Aumach\, SBA Small Business SpecialistHow a small business can scale-up
  in sales and size through exporting or contracting.  Real- life rural and
  urban business examples will help you visualize how real businesses chang
 ed their trajectories. Aug 7: Grow Your Own Entrepreneurs\, Making Entrepr
 eneurship Self-Sustaining.  Deb Brown\,  SaveYour.Town.September 4:  Shop 
 Local is Worn Out. Becky McCray\, SaveYour.Town
LOCATION:Zoom Presentations
SUMMARY:First Friday Entrepreneur Calls
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.k-state.edu/event/first_friday_entrepreneur_ca
 lls
CATEGORIES:KSRE
CATEGORIES:KSRE Local
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DESCRIPTION:K-State Research and Extension offers an entrepreneurship webin
 ar every first Friday of the month.  Our mutual goal is to engage knowledg
 e\, wisdom\, and relationships of local communities with the research and 
 experimentation of the University to create vital communities. \n\nThe pur
 pose of these calls is to increase the local community's knowledge about E
 xperts\, Education\, and Economic Resources available to help small busine
 sses and entrepreneurs.  We also aim to increase the number of transaction
 s between the small business owner/entrepreneur with the Experts\, Educati
 on\, and Economic Resources who can increase the likelihood that they are 
 successful. \n\nIf you would like to be on the notification list to partic
 ipate in upcoming e-Calls\, please send your request via e-mail to: nkdani
 els@ksu.edu\n\nJoin by Zoom: https://ksu.zoom.us/j/2636377104\, If this is
  your first time\, follow the link early and download the free software.  
 \n\nOne tap mobile: \n\n+16699006833\,\,2636377104# US (San Jose)\n\n \n\n
 All calls are recorded and PowerPoint slides are online at https://www.ksr
 e.k-state.edu/community/business/entrepreneurship/.  All previous calls ar
 e also archived on that site. \n\nMonthly Topics:\n\nFeb 7: Work Opportuni
 ty Tax Credit Program\, Ashla Stowe\, Dept of Commerce. Tax Incentives and
  supports for hiring people without strong employment backgrounds.March 6:
  Baby Boomers and the Rural Housing Supply\, Ben Winchester\, Senior Resea
 rchAlmost three-quarters of our owner-occupied housing supply will turn ov
 er during the next 20 years.  Aspects of change related to these trends 
 – such as workforce housing\, a tight labor market\, and changing reside
 ntial preferences – will be discussed.April 3:  CDBG Housing Grants\,   
 Linda Hunsicker\, CDBG Program Specialist.  Did you know that CDBG turns b
 ack federal housing money every year because not enough requests are made?
    Is there a town in Kansas that doesn’t need to address housing issues
 ?May 1: Two Ways to Scale Up Small businesses and how SBA can help\, Micha
 el Aumach\, SBA Small Business SpecialistHow a small business can scale-up
  in sales and size through exporting or contracting.  Real- life rural and
  urban business examples will help you visualize how real businesses chang
 ed their trajectories. Aug 7: Grow Your Own Entrepreneurs\, Making Entrepr
 eneurship Self-Sustaining.  Deb Brown\,  SaveYour.Town.September 4:  Shop 
 Local is Worn Out. Becky McCray\, SaveYour.Town
LOCATION:Zoom Presentations
SUMMARY:First Friday Entrepreneur Calls
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.k-state.edu/event/first_friday_entrepreneur_ca
 lls
CATEGORIES:KSRE
CATEGORIES:KSRE Local
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DESCRIPTION:K-State Research and Extension offers an entrepreneurship webin
 ar every first Friday of the month.  Our mutual goal is to engage knowledg
 e\, wisdom\, and relationships of local communities with the research and 
 experimentation of the University to create vital communities. \n\nThe pur
 pose of these calls is to increase the local community's knowledge about E
 xperts\, Education\, and Economic Resources available to help small busine
 sses and entrepreneurs.  We also aim to increase the number of transaction
 s between the small business owner/entrepreneur with the Experts\, Educati
 on\, and Economic Resources who can increase the likelihood that they are 
 successful. \n\nIf you would like to be on the notification list to partic
 ipate in upcoming e-Calls\, please send your request via e-mail to: nkdani
 els@ksu.edu\n\nJoin by Zoom: https://ksu.zoom.us/j/2636377104\, If this is
  your first time\, follow the link early and download the free software.  
 \n\nOne tap mobile: \n\n+16699006833\,\,2636377104# US (San Jose)\n\n \n\n
 All calls are recorded and PowerPoint slides are online at https://www.ksr
 e.k-state.edu/community/business/entrepreneurship/.  All previous calls ar
 e also archived on that site. \n\nMonthly Topics:\n\nFeb 7: Work Opportuni
 ty Tax Credit Program\, Ashla Stowe\, Dept of Commerce. Tax Incentives and
  supports for hiring people without strong employment backgrounds.March 6:
  Baby Boomers and the Rural Housing Supply\, Ben Winchester\, Senior Resea
 rchAlmost three-quarters of our owner-occupied housing supply will turn ov
 er during the next 20 years.  Aspects of change related to these trends 
 – such as workforce housing\, a tight labor market\, and changing reside
 ntial preferences – will be discussed.April 3:  CDBG Housing Grants\,   
 Linda Hunsicker\, CDBG Program Specialist.  Did you know that CDBG turns b
 ack federal housing money every year because not enough requests are made?
    Is there a town in Kansas that doesn’t need to address housing issues
 ?May 1: Two Ways to Scale Up Small businesses and how SBA can help\, Micha
 el Aumach\, SBA Small Business SpecialistHow a small business can scale-up
  in sales and size through exporting or contracting.  Real- life rural and
  urban business examples will help you visualize how real businesses chang
 ed their trajectories. Aug 7: Grow Your Own Entrepreneurs\, Making Entrepr
 eneurship Self-Sustaining.  Deb Brown\,  SaveYour.Town.September 4:  Shop 
 Local is Worn Out. Becky McCray\, SaveYour.Town
LOCATION:Zoom Presentations
SUMMARY:First Friday Entrepreneur Calls
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.k-state.edu/event/first_friday_entrepreneur_ca
 lls
CATEGORIES:KSRE
CATEGORIES:KSRE Local
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DESCRIPTION:K-State Research and Extension offers an entrepreneurship webin
 ar every first Friday of the month.  Our mutual goal is to engage knowledg
 e\, wisdom\, and relationships of local communities with the research and 
 experimentation of the University to create vital communities. \n\nThe pur
 pose of these calls is to increase the local community's knowledge about E
 xperts\, Education\, and Economic Resources available to help small busine
 sses and entrepreneurs.  We also aim to increase the number of transaction
 s between the small business owner/entrepreneur with the Experts\, Educati
 on\, and Economic Resources who can increase the likelihood that they are 
 successful. \n\nIf you would like to be on the notification list to partic
 ipate in upcoming e-Calls\, please send your request via e-mail to: nkdani
 els@ksu.edu\n\nJoin by Zoom: https://ksu.zoom.us/j/2636377104\, If this is
  your first time\, follow the link early and download the free software.  
 \n\nOne tap mobile: \n\n+16699006833\,\,2636377104# US (San Jose)\n\n \n\n
 All calls are recorded and PowerPoint slides are online at https://www.ksr
 e.k-state.edu/community/business/entrepreneurship/.  All previous calls ar
 e also archived on that site. \n\nMonthly Topics:\n\nFeb 7: Work Opportuni
 ty Tax Credit Program\, Ashla Stowe\, Dept of Commerce. Tax Incentives and
  supports for hiring people without strong employment backgrounds.March 6:
  Baby Boomers and the Rural Housing Supply\, Ben Winchester\, Senior Resea
 rchAlmost three-quarters of our owner-occupied housing supply will turn ov
 er during the next 20 years.  Aspects of change related to these trends 
 – such as workforce housing\, a tight labor market\, and changing reside
 ntial preferences – will be discussed.April 3:  CDBG Housing Grants\,   
 Linda Hunsicker\, CDBG Program Specialist.  Did you know that CDBG turns b
 ack federal housing money every year because not enough requests are made?
    Is there a town in Kansas that doesn’t need to address housing issues
 ?May 1: Two Ways to Scale Up Small businesses and how SBA can help\, Micha
 el Aumach\, SBA Small Business SpecialistHow a small business can scale-up
  in sales and size through exporting or contracting.  Real- life rural and
  urban business examples will help you visualize how real businesses chang
 ed their trajectories. Aug 7: Grow Your Own Entrepreneurs\, Making Entrepr
 eneurship Self-Sustaining.  Deb Brown\,  SaveYour.Town.September 4:  Shop 
 Local is Worn Out. Becky McCray\, SaveYour.Town
LOCATION:Zoom Presentations
SUMMARY:First Friday Entrepreneur Calls
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.k-state.edu/event/first_friday_entrepreneur_ca
 lls
CATEGORIES:KSRE
CATEGORIES:KSRE Local
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DESCRIPTION:K-State Research and Extension offers an entrepreneurship webin
 ar every first Friday of the month.  Our mutual goal is to engage knowledg
 e\, wisdom\, and relationships of local communities with the research and 
 experimentation of the University to create vital communities. \n\nThe pur
 pose of these calls is to increase the local community's knowledge about E
 xperts\, Education\, and Economic Resources available to help small busine
 sses and entrepreneurs.  We also aim to increase the number of transaction
 s between the small business owner/entrepreneur with the Experts\, Educati
 on\, and Economic Resources who can increase the likelihood that they are 
 successful. \n\nIf you would like to be on the notification list to partic
 ipate in upcoming e-Calls\, please send your request via e-mail to: nkdani
 els@ksu.edu\n\nJoin by Zoom: https://ksu.zoom.us/j/2636377104\, If this is
  your first time\, follow the link early and download the free software.  
 \n\nOne tap mobile: \n\n+16699006833\,\,2636377104# US (San Jose)\n\n \n\n
 All calls are recorded and PowerPoint slides are online at https://www.ksr
 e.k-state.edu/community/business/entrepreneurship/.  All previous calls ar
 e also archived on that site. \n\nMonthly Topics:\n\nFeb 7: Work Opportuni
 ty Tax Credit Program\, Ashla Stowe\, Dept of Commerce. Tax Incentives and
  supports for hiring people without strong employment backgrounds.March 6:
  Baby Boomers and the Rural Housing Supply\, Ben Winchester\, Senior Resea
 rchAlmost three-quarters of our owner-occupied housing supply will turn ov
 er during the next 20 years.  Aspects of change related to these trends 
 – such as workforce housing\, a tight labor market\, and changing reside
 ntial preferences – will be discussed.April 3:  CDBG Housing Grants\,   
 Linda Hunsicker\, CDBG Program Specialist.  Did you know that CDBG turns b
 ack federal housing money every year because not enough requests are made?
    Is there a town in Kansas that doesn’t need to address housing issues
 ?May 1: Two Ways to Scale Up Small businesses and how SBA can help\, Micha
 el Aumach\, SBA Small Business SpecialistHow a small business can scale-up
  in sales and size through exporting or contracting.  Real- life rural and
  urban business examples will help you visualize how real businesses chang
 ed their trajectories. Aug 7: Grow Your Own Entrepreneurs\, Making Entrepr
 eneurship Self-Sustaining.  Deb Brown\,  SaveYour.Town.September 4:  Shop 
 Local is Worn Out. Becky McCray\, SaveYour.Town
LOCATION:Zoom Presentations
SUMMARY:First Friday Entrepreneur Calls
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.k-state.edu/event/first_friday_entrepreneur_ca
 lls
CATEGORIES:KSRE
CATEGORIES:KSRE Local
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DESCRIPTION:K-State Research and Extension offers an entrepreneurship webin
 ar every first Friday of the month.  Our mutual goal is to engage knowledg
 e\, wisdom\, and relationships of local communities with the research and 
 experimentation of the University to create vital communities. \n\nThe pur
 pose of these calls is to increase the local community's knowledge about E
 xperts\, Education\, and Economic Resources available to help small busine
 sses and entrepreneurs.  We also aim to increase the number of transaction
 s between the small business owner/entrepreneur with the Experts\, Educati
 on\, and Economic Resources who can increase the likelihood that they are 
 successful. \n\nIf you would like to be on the notification list to partic
 ipate in upcoming e-Calls\, please send your request via e-mail to: nkdani
 els@ksu.edu\n\nJoin by Zoom: https://ksu.zoom.us/j/2636377104\, If this is
  your first time\, follow the link early and download the free software.  
 \n\nOne tap mobile: \n\n+16699006833\,\,2636377104# US (San Jose)\n\n \n\n
 All calls are recorded and PowerPoint slides are online at https://www.ksr
 e.k-state.edu/community/business/entrepreneurship/.  All previous calls ar
 e also archived on that site. \n\nMonthly Topics:\n\nFeb 7: Work Opportuni
 ty Tax Credit Program\, Ashla Stowe\, Dept of Commerce. Tax Incentives and
  supports for hiring people without strong employment backgrounds.March 6:
  Baby Boomers and the Rural Housing Supply\, Ben Winchester\, Senior Resea
 rchAlmost three-quarters of our owner-occupied housing supply will turn ov
 er during the next 20 years.  Aspects of change related to these trends 
 – such as workforce housing\, a tight labor market\, and changing reside
 ntial preferences – will be discussed.April 3:  CDBG Housing Grants\,   
 Linda Hunsicker\, CDBG Program Specialist.  Did you know that CDBG turns b
 ack federal housing money every year because not enough requests are made?
    Is there a town in Kansas that doesn’t need to address housing issues
 ?May 1: Two Ways to Scale Up Small businesses and how SBA can help\, Micha
 el Aumach\, SBA Small Business SpecialistHow a small business can scale-up
  in sales and size through exporting or contracting.  Real- life rural and
  urban business examples will help you visualize how real businesses chang
 ed their trajectories. Aug 7: Grow Your Own Entrepreneurs\, Making Entrepr
 eneurship Self-Sustaining.  Deb Brown\,  SaveYour.Town.September 4:  Shop 
 Local is Worn Out. Becky McCray\, SaveYour.Town
LOCATION:Zoom Presentations
SUMMARY:First Friday Entrepreneur Calls
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.k-state.edu/event/first_friday_entrepreneur_ca
 lls
CATEGORIES:KSRE
CATEGORIES:KSRE Local
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