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Tag Archives: Kansas SBDC
11 Tips for Small Businesses Interested in Sub-Contracting on Large Government Jobs
On Wednesday, August 14th, NASA Small Business Specialists and Liaisons from large prime contractors came to Lawrence to connect with small businesses and to inform and inspire Kansas entrepreneurs and educators about small business contracting opportunities on large government jobs, … Continue reading
Posted in business growth, success
Tagged Capability Statements, Government Contracting, Growth Strategies, Kansas PTAC, Kansas SBDC, NASA, Prime Contractors, PTAC, Small Business Acquisitions, small business development, Small Businesses, Subcontracting, Technology, U.S. SBA, Washburn University Kansas SBDC
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Will Your Business Be Ready When You’re Ready for the Next Chapter in Life?
Every business owner, at some point, exits his or her business. For many small business owners, the bulk of their net worth is tied up in their business or businesses. In such cases, the ability to maximize and capture … Continue reading
Posted in Business Planning, Business Transitions, success, Uncategorized
Tagged Business Planning, Business Transitions, Business Valuations, Exit Planning, Exit Strategies, Kansas SBDC, SBDC, Selling a business, small business development, Small Businesses, Succession Planning, Value Building, Washburn University SBDC
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Weather Events Preparedness & Business Continuity
Recent Kansas weather, and upcoming forecasts for our region, are reminders that it is important for small business owners to be prepared for weather events and other potential disasters in order to keep their people safe, mitigate risks to their … Continue reading
How to Get Ready to Apply for a Business Loan
If you are thinking that you need a loan to open a business – or to help your existing business achieve new goals – there are some steps that you can take ahead of time to ready yourself to apply … Continue reading
An Introduction to LLCs
One of the topics that clients at the Kansas SBDC frequently come to us for help with is whether they should form an LLC and, if so, how to go about it. While, in some cases, we recommend that clients … Continue reading
Posted in Business Planning, Business Transitions, success, Uncategorized
Tagged Brand Management, Branding, Business Legal Structures, Business Ownership, Business Planning, Business Structures, Business Taxes, Kansas SBDC, Legal Structures, Limited Liability Companies, LLCs, marketing, Risk Management, Small Business Development Centers, Small Businesses, success, Succession Planning, Washburn University SBDC
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8 Things to Do Before Launching a Crowdfunding Campaign
Crowdfunding might be right for your business if you don’t qualify for a commercial loan (e.g., because you haven’t developed a credit history or don’t have collateral), if you are good at social networking in particular and networking in general, … Continue reading
Posted in business growth, Business Planning, Capital/Financing/Grants, social media/marketing, success, Uncategorized
Tagged America's SBDC, Business Planning, Crowdfunding, Financing, Kansas SBDC, marketing, small business, Small Business Advising, Small Business Financing, Small Business Start-up, success, Washburn University SBDC
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