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NetWork Kansas E-Community Loan Fund (Mitchell County) is sponsored by NetWork Kansas (administered locally by Mitchell County). This locally-administered revolving loan fund assists entrepreneurs with capital to start or grow businesses in Mitchell County.
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John’s Catholic MC Partnership for Children Other Healthcare Directory NetWork Kansas E-Community Mitchell County, Kansas - a proud member since 2020. i n the Solomon Valley, Mitchell County, KS NetWork Kansas E-Community has made a commitment to cultivating an entrepreneurial environment by identifying and developing resources to help local entrepreneurs start or grow businesses.
Selected communities partner with NetWork Kansas to establish a locally-administered loan fund to assist entrepreneurs with capital, to increase connectivity to resources available to assist entrepreneurs and small businesses, to initiate activities to generate entrepreneurial development, and to participate in a statewide partnership with other E-Communities.
The E-Community partnership has grown from six communities in 2007 to 66 in 2020. To date, E-Communities have provided $21. 5 million to businesses, leveraging an additional $99.
2 million (bank loans, owner down payment, resource partner loans, etc.).
Goals of the E-Community Partnership with Network Kansas include: Grow a flourishing, sustainable entrepreneurial environment supportive of business startups and expansions Engage and/or develop entrepreneurial resources to meet identified community and business needs Create a revolving loan fund to provide matching loans to entrepreneurs and small businesses with local control of decisions and terms Forge a community vision centered around entrepreneurship as a tool for economic development www.
networkkansas. com/ecommunities Mitchell County E-Community Loan Fund Each year, Mitchell County has a guaranteed $45,000 to loan out to a new or existing business in Mitchell County. A committee of local stakeholders in Mitchell County review all loan applications and make the final decisions for approval.
If you are interested in learning more, please view the loan application linked below. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to SVED. Download Application Form (MS Word) Mitchell County businesses and entrepreneurs have access to several excellent resources and programs that encourage local entrepreneurship.
NetWork Kansas Board Certified Programs have been approved by the NetWork Kansas board of directors as an acceptable use of E-Community grant (if awarded) and or marketing funds in order to generate entrepreneurial activity in a community. Learn more about the programs available to MC . YOUTH ENTREPRENEURSHIP CHALLENGE: Another program offered through Network Kansas is the Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge (YEC).
Each year, 7th through 12th grade students in Mitchell County are invited to compete in the YEC for a chance to win cash prizes! For Additional Information Contact, Emily Benedick, Director Solomon Valley Economic Development 785-738-3000 | [email protected] Mitchell County Kansas Government Heather Weston, Mitchell County Clerk 785-738-3652 | E-mail Heather 102 S Mill St.
Beloit, KS 67420 View Website | 785-738-3000 | E-mail Email | Emily Benedick, Economic Development Email | Mandy Fincham, Business Support Email | Mitchell County Young Professionals Discovered a Site Problem? Want to make a Suggestion? Website by Limestone9 Consulting Majority of Site Photos Courtesy of Greg German
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: New or existing businesses located in Mitchell County, Kansas. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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NetWork Kansas E-Community Loan Fund (Mitchell County) is funded by NetWork Kansas (administered locally by Mitchell County). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Kansas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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