Posts Tagged ‘BetaBlox’
Flexy gets flexible in a newly all-virtual fitness world, but says there’s no substitute for in-person connections
Editor’s note: The following is part of Startland News’ ongoing coverage of the impact of Coronavirus (COVID-19) on Kansas City’s entrepreneur community, as well as how innovation is helping to drive a new normal in the ecosystem. Click here to follow related stories as they develop. [divide] If COVID-19 has a silver lining for Aja James and Mallory…
Read MoreBetaBlox veteran Nathan Corn flexes ‘bootstrapped’ label with $12M in annual revenue
Nathan Corn began with hustle and an $8,000 nest egg, determined to make it as an entrepreneur who tapped Kansas City resources but wasn’t limited by geography, he said. [pullquote] What is FlexPro? Nathan Corn’s elevator pitch: “Imagine you owned a restaurant where anybody in the country could come in and order anytime, day or…
Read MoreMeet the 2020 class: BetaBlox demo day returning with events across startup sister cities
Audience tickets for BetaBlox’s Overland Park demo day are nearly gone, said Weston Bergmann, just weeks before the incubator program showcases its newest startups across three events in two cities. [pullquote] What is BetaBlox? BetaBlox is an exclusive school for startups. Every year, its team picks the best-of-the-best and then puts them through a rigorous…
Read MoreFounder facing gender bias: Don’t call me a victim; call me investors
It’s like pulling teeth to get key investors and resource organizations to help push female entrepreneurs forward, said Carlanda McKinney, citing implicit bias and a lack of effective support mechanisms. [pullquote] Editor’s note: The following is part of three-piece package, Women’s Work: Startups fueled by female founders struggle for equity. • Founder facing gender bias: Don’t…
Read More‘Don’t shut yourself off’: Seniorpreneurs reveal power in age, experience, savings
Figure out what you love to do and monetize it, Ann O’Meara told a room of entrepreneurs looking for advice on starting their second act after retirement. Seniorpreneurs — entrepreneurs over the age of 50 — are working to turn their lifelong hobbies into cash flow, O’Meara, CEO of Fantastic 55, revealed during a Global…
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