Ebb and flow: The Kansas City Startup Village by the numbers

January 14, 2016  |  Kat Hungerford

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Startland News created an infographic on the growth and shrinkage of the Kansas City Startup Village since its 2012 founding. Here’s a colorful interpretation of its ebb and flow, as presented by Startland’s Kat Hungerford.

Read more about the KCSV’s history, successes and possible future here.

 

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