For its fifth class of entrepreneurs, Pipeline is accepting applicants from across the region. Image courtesy of Joni Cobb.
Pipeline announced this week that applications are now available for the first regional class of its entrepreneurial fellowship. As we reported in April, Pipeline, a five-year-old, Kansas-based program for innovative, high-growth entrepreneurs, is expanding its focus from Kansas to the Midwest a result of budget cuts in Kansas and a subsequent $800,000 challenge grant from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation.
On Pipeline’s website, interested entrepreneurs can learn more about the program or start an application. The website includes a list of applicant qualifications that are not required but are encouraged:
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- Bachelor’s degree (minimum)
- Currently running/launching a technology business in the Midwest
- At least three years of business or scientific management experience
- Ability to take feedback and integrate advice and counsel into his/her work
- Willingness to work toward scaling/growth in his/her business
- Ability to manage uncertainty and ambiguity and to take measured risk
- Strong interpersonal and business communication skills
For more information on the program, interested entrepreneurs can reach the Pipeline office at 913-307-0004.
