An Essential Vitamin for Small Business Growth By John Minor Purcell Opportunities to mix with other entrepreneurs offer a variety of business benefits. The new entrepreneur rate may exceed the birth rate before long. And just like their cooing counterparts, infant businesses need lots of encouragement and support to grow strong.
Good fellowship can lead to good business.
A number of organizations in Kansas City strive to nurture the burgeoning roster of entrepreneurs new and experienced. Some cater to the concerns of a particular business segment, and some support a broad mix. All offer the opportunity to learn, network, profit and have fun. A popular draw for the entrepreneurial community is the Minority and Small Business Networking Breakfast. An activity of the General Services Administration, the Breakfast is facilitated by Pat Brown-Dixon, director of the GSA's Office of Business and Support Services.