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K-State 105 reports first-year results: 408 jobs affected, 415 businesses helped across all 105 counties
Summary
K-State 105 presented its first-year report to the joint commerce committee, saying a $5 million state investment produced measurable outcomes across Kansas: 408 jobs created or retained, 415 businesses established or expanded, training for 546 employees, partnerships with 225 organizations and $5.5 million in matching funds.
Jessica Nadd, the manager of K‑State 105, told a joint House and Senate commerce committee that the statewide initiative’s first year — funded with a $5 million state investment — produced measurable local economic outcomes in all 105 Kansas counties.
“K State 105 is a practical action oriented initiative designed to address the unique needs of Kansans,” Jessica said. She told committee members the program directed 47% of first-year resources to business and entrepreneur support, 26% to technical assistance and workforce development, 18% to…
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