The SourceLink® Resource Navigator
The University of Nebraska SourceLink® Resource Navigator links entrepreneurs and community leaders to solutions and opportunities by curating university resources in one online platform.
Purpose of the Resource Navigator
Together, the University of Nebraska and the state of Nebraska provide a wealth of programs and organizations to support and empower economic, workforce and community growth, but many are unknown to those who need them. Through this efficient, user-friendly catalog, Nebraska’s leaders and business owners can quickly access the resources and experts they need when they need them.
2021 Pilot
University of Nebraska Extension, the Nebraska Business Development Center (NBDC) and Rural Prosperity Nebraska (RPN) are piloting the SourceLink® Resource Navigator throughout 2021. Similar to NetWork Kansas, the platform will increase efficiency and allow for broader statewide strategies to develop entrepreneurial communities and economic impact.
To learn more about Network Kansas, read the NetWork Kansas Annual Report.
This prototype was developed based on preliminary conversations with industry leaders from across Nebraska as well as best practice conversations with other states throughout the past two years. The project team determined that the SourceLink® Resource Navigator provides a worthwhile tangible strategy to create, implement and sustain a statewide system for ready and easy access to business and community development resources.
Access resources and experts with the SourceLink® Resource Navigator
Project Team
Catherine Lang
University of Nebraska at Omaha, College of Business Administration
Nebraska Business Development Center, DirectorHarold Sargus
University of Nebraska at Omaha, College of Business Administration
Nebraska Business Development Center, Program ManagerConnie Hancock
University of Nebraska–Lincoln Extension, Professor Emeritus
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension, ConsultantShawn Kaskie
University of Nebraska–Lincoln, Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
University of Nebraska–Lincoln Extension, Associate Extension EducatorDon Macke
e2 Entrepreneurial Ecosystems, Vice President
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension, Program LeaderCOOKIE USAGE:
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