Regulatory actions and programs

Kansas Enhances Small Business Site

January 08, 2009, 12:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

The Kansas Small Business Development Center has launched an enhanced Web site.

The site, at www.kansas.gov/ksbdc, was developed by the KSBDC in partnership with Kansas.gov. The redesigned site includes information about how to access one-on-one business consulting at no charge from one of 12 regional or outreach centers throughout Kansas.

It also provides online virtual business training in areas such as Starting Your Business, Managing Your Finances, and Foundations of Marketing. The free online courses are available in Spanish as well as English. In addition, the new site includes business success stories of Emerging and Existing Business of the Year in Kansas.

The new small business site is part of a larger Kansas Business Center site at www.kansas.gov/businesscenter, which aims to provide an online one-stop shop for businesses of all sizes in Kansas.

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