Prairie Moves: KC Star examines Kauffman Foundation’s refocus

Lead Read “Kauffman Foundation refocuses after turmoil” – With a CEO search underway and in the wake of trustee departures, the Kansas City Star takes a close look at operations and mission of the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation Quotable “I think we’re all headed toward an agent economy, where everyone …

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Kauffman Foundation refocuses after turmoil” – With a CEO search underway and in the wake of trustee departures, the Kansas City Star takes a close look at operations and mission of the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation

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“I think we’re all headed toward an agent economy, where everyone becomes an agent or a service provider instead of an employee at some big corporation.” – Leap2 founder Mike Farmer told the New York Times for a story about the decreasing size of startup teams – New York Times

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  • RAZ Mobile closed $800,000 in Series A funding from a lone, undisclosed investor – SPN

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  • Shane Reiser, formerly with Kohort, joined Dwolla
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  • Nate Paulson joined BitMethod as a communications intern – BitMethod blog

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  • Tech firms will go residential to tap into Google Fiber speed – Kansas City Business Journal
  • The Startup Riding Google’s Fiber-Optic Superhighway – Forbes
  • Time Warner, AT&T cutting Google-style deals in KC – Kansas City Star
  • Google attempts to bridge the digital divide with Kansas City’s poor communities – The Pitch

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