Taylor Wilmore is a reporter for Startland News, with a focus on covering various topics and stories. Taylor's work has appeared in other publications such as Kcur-Fm, Shawnee Mission Post, and Columbia Missourian, showcasing their versatility and experience in journalism.
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Taylor Wilmore's articles predominantly focus on startups, entrepreneurship, small business, and diversity in Kansas City. She frequently includes press releases and event coverage in her work. If you would like to reach out to Taylor with a pitch or expertise, consider offering insights related to local startup success stories, entrepreneurship trends in Kansas City, strategies for small businesses facing challenges such as diversity and inclusion issues within the business landscape.
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Mayor Quinton Lucas introduces KCMO's new Back to Business Fund during a press conference outside City Barrel Pizza + Patio in Waldo; photo by Nikki Overfelt Chifalu, Startland News
By: Taylor Wilmore
The day-long event, hosted at Arrowhead Stadium, brought together minority- and women-owned businesses from across the Midwest for a day of networking, learning, and pitching their business ideas to a panel of judges.
By: Taylor Wilmore, Nikki Overfelt
Mayor Quinton Lucas introduces Kansas City's new Back to Business Fund during a September 2024 press conference outside City Barrel Pizza + Patio in Waldo.
By: Taylor Wilmore
A summit planned for Saturday at the Kansas City Convention Center aims to inspire Black business owners and equip them with the resources, strategies, and connections needed to thrive in today’s competitive marketplace.
Polynesian dancers share their culture through a performance at Lei Away in the Crossroads; photo by Taylor Wilmore, Startland News
JQ Sirls, founder and CEO of Storytailor, pitches his startups recent pivot during a demo day event for LaunchKC’s Social Venture Studio; photo by Taylor Wilmore, Startland News
By: Taylor
T homas Rex’s new proof-of-concept film project envisions a near-future world where society is on the verge of totalitarian control, he said, describing a cautionary tale about being unknowingly controlled by a culture of escapism through pleasure and pharmaceuticals.
By: Taylor Wilmore
The Kansas City Defender organized the celebration from Oct. 1-14 to bring awareness to Black-owned restaurants, with the hope of helping their long-term sustainability. “We are in a crisis for Black restaurants right now," says founder Ryan Sorrell.
Serial entrepreneur Jeremy Terman speaks to students during UMKC’s First Tuesday Founder Series; photo by Taylor Wilmore, Startland News
By: Taylor
Denisha Jones with the Sweet Peaches Cobblers food truck; photo courtesy of Sweet Peaches Cobblers
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