Nikki Overfelt Chifalu is a Reporter at various outlets including Flatland, Kcur-FM, Startland News, and NewsBreak. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on business and economics, real estate, and the impact of artificial intelligence on retail and entrepreneurship. Nikki's work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing her insights into the housing market, consumer behavior analytics, and the startup ecosystem.
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Nikki Overfelt Chifalu's coverage heavily revolves around entrepreneurship, startups, and small businesses in the Kansas City area. She tends to incorporate expert commentary significantly. If you are looking to pitch her a story, consider providing insights or opinions on the local entrepreneurial landscape in Kansas City. Additionally, focusing on innovation and emerging trends within small business and startup sectors may catch her attention.
Given her focus on beauty & fashion as well as family & relationships, she may also be interested in stories that intersect entrepreneurship with these themes within the context of Kansas City or broader relevant topics impacting entrepreneurs.
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By: Nikki Overfelt Chifalu
Members of the inaugural Jade Market Cohort pose with the program's leaders amid paint cans and construction materials in the new headquarters for Hella Good Deeds; courtesy photo
By: Nikki Overfelt Chifalu
Andrew Rademacher and Gharib Gharibi, Archia; courtesy photo
By: Nikki Overfelt Chifalu
Young business owners sell crafts during a Children’s Business Fair event organized by the Society of Child Entrepreneurs; courtesy photo
By: Nikki Overfelt Chifalu
As Kansas City builds a reputation as a haven for women's sports, players for the new KC Diamonds softball team are excited to call it home.
By: Nikki Overfelt Chifalu
Kalin Baca, founder of Icorium Engineering Company, center, takes the stage after accepting the 2025 Innovator of the Year Award from Parker Graham, Finotta founder and Innovator of the Year for 2021, and Taylor Stormberg, Pando PEO, the winner for 2024; photo by Nikki Overfelt Chifalu, Startland News
By: Tommy Felts
Getting the call to deploy EB Systems’ crowd-tracking technology at some of the world’s most massive events is becoming “business as usual” for the Kansas City startup, but a weeks-long opportunity tied to the FIFA World Cup takes the stakes to an unprecedented level, said Jonathan Ruiz.
By: Tommy Felts
A newly mixed River Market business opens the doors to a bubbly (and delightfully slimy) space where children of all abilities can play, explore, and make a joyful mess together, said Antoinette Redmond, offering families a gathering space during the FIFA World Cup in Kansas City.
By: Tommy Felts
Behind the scenes at a tiki-themed coffee shop in the Crossroads, one couple is stitching together a small business strategy that combines high-profile specialty apparel projects with professional sports organizations and live sew-on-the-go activations in the community.
By: Tommy Felts
Missouri is finally seeing renewed and sustained political momentum around entrepreneurship, Jason Wiens told town hall attendees gathered for an update on the Show-Me State’s recent wins around entrepreneur support.
By: Tommy Felts
As AI moves beyond screens and into streets, buildings, and logistics networks, Surge meets real-world demands by providing data delivered continuously and in real time to build an infrastructure layer that smart cities and autonomous systems actually need to function, its founders said.
