StartUP Hutch
Aspiring entrepreneurs in Reno County will have an opportunity this winter to build business skills and explore new income pathways through the Ice House Entrepreneurship Program, an eight-week, in-person course hosted by StartUp Hutch in partnership with Network Kansas.
The program will run weekly from Jan. 29 through March 26, meeting Thursday evenings from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at Hutchinson Community College’s Peel Center, Room 114. Designed for low-income individuals seeking economic mobility, the course is geared toward those interested in starting a small business, creating an additional income stream, or developing an entrepreneurial approach to problem-solving.
Registration costs $50, with scholarships available. The deadline to register is Monday, Jan. 26.
“This course is designed to empower individuals with the mindset and skills needed to take control of their future,” said Graham Klemme, executive director of StartUp Hutch. “Whether you have a business idea or simply want to develop an entrepreneurial approach to problem-solving, this program offers valuable insights and real-world applications.”
Participants will take part in interactive discussions, case studies, and hands-on exercises intended to build confidence, strategic thinking, and practical business knowledge.
Additional information about the Ice House Entrepreneurship Program and other resources available through StartUp Hutch can be found at startuphutch.com. Klemme can also be reached at 620-665-3319.