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Why Kansas City Has a Shot at Bridging the Digital Divide

Tech Soup

I had the opportunity to participate in the launch of the new Kansas City Digital Inclusion Fund. It addresses the thorny problem of bringing the 25 percent or so of people in the city who are still not participating in the information age to inclusion. So why is Kansas City investing more money on digital inclusion?

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6 Places to Find Grants for Your Non-Profit

The Fundraising Authority

Some of your board members may be plugged in to grant opportunities through foundations or corporations in the community, not to mention family foundations that their social contacts and business colleagues may control. While you are there, get your application started for a Google Ad Grant.

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Leadership Lessons From Women Who Mean Business

Eric Jacobsen Blog

Every year, the Kansas City Business Journal honors 25 women business leaders in the Kansas City metro in its " Women Who Mean Business " awards competition. Our job as business leaders is to bring out the best efforts from the most people. I've learned when I'm angry to walk away, calm down.

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Never Say These Four Words To A Customer

Eric Jacobsen Blog

Author Harvey MacKay wrote the following spot-on advice years ago in a column in the Kansas City Business Journal. Busy -- As in, "I'll call you when I'm not so busy." "I'm I'm really busy right now." The word "busy" gives your customer the impression they are a low priority.

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How can board diversity successfully impact nonprofit growth?

ASU Lodestar Center

As nonprofits are in the business of seeking change within various populations, diversification within leadership in order to ensure the best outcomes of goals for all population demographics comes with the need for additional characteristics within its members.

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Insights From "Women Who Mean Business"

Eric Jacobsen Blog

Every year, the Kansas City Business Journal honors 25 women business leaders in the Kansas City metro in its " Women Who Mean Business " awards competition. Our job as business leaders is to bring out the best efforts from the most people. I've learned when I'm angry to walk away, calm down.

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Never Say These Words To A Customer

Eric Jacobsen Blog

Author Harvey MacKay wrote the following spot-on advice years ago in a column in the Kansas City Business Journal. Busy -- As in, "I'll call you when I'm not so busy." "I'm I'm really busy right now." The word "busy" gives your customer the impression they are a low priority.