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KANSAS PROFILE | With NetWork Kansas, Steve Radley aims to help state's entrepreneurs
10 Nov 2019
What can we grow across Kansas? Wheat? Industrial hemp? Wind turbines? How about jobs and businesses? We’ll meet an organization which is devoted to the growth of entrepreneurship and small businesses across our state. It’s today’s Kansas Profile.
We met Steve Radley. As a personal project, he produced a film about rural Kansas. His ideas for that film sprang from his work as president and CEO of this organization known as NetWork Kansas.
In 2004, the Kansas Legislature passed the Kansas Economic Growth Act. That law, among other things, established the Kansas Center for Entrepreneurship which now does business as NetWork Kansas.
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