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WVSOS Kris Warner is joining an incredible panel workshop at the WV Entrepreneurship Ecosystem's Bridging Innovation Conference tomorrow at 1pm on Shepherd University's campus. Secretary Warner & the other esteemed panelists will be diving into the state’s entrepreneurship focus

WVSOS Kris Warner’s guest this week is Dr. James Moore, the president of West Virginia Wesleyan College During the interview Secretary Warner & Dr. Moore discuss what West Virginia Wesleyan College is doing to prepare students for career opportunities youtube.com/watch?v=iZSovb…

WV SOS Kris Warner is a featured speaker at this year’s “Bridging Innovation Entrepreneur’s Conference” being held tomorrow at Shepherd University. This is the fourth annual conference for West Virginia entrepreneurs and small business owners weirtondailytimes.com/opinion/local-…

Secretary of State Kris Warner recently inducted 164 Lewis County residents into the WV Voter Hall of Fame for consistently voting in every general election over the past 50 years, recognizing their dedication to civic participation. Read more here: mybuckhannon.com/more-than-150-…

Annual reports for WV business owners can now be filed online and at any time by visiting OneStop.wv.gov. This state-required filing is simple and easy to do yourself; you don't even need to make an account if you'd rather file as a guest. File early to avoid late fees!

STARTING A BUSINESS? NEED HELP? Start your business and get assistance from the West Virginia Secretary of State's Office 24/7/365.

The WV One Stop Business Center's new virtual appointment scheduler allows business owners & entrepreneurs to get hands-on instruction at a time or from a business specialist of their choosing. Book your virtual appointment today at wvsos.gov

WV Secretary of State Kris Warner announces three-count felony indictment for fraud against a Jefferson County woman for two felony counts of forgery of a public document & one felony count of uttering a forged public document Read the entire story below: wvdn.com/161812/

Students from Sherrard Middle School's History Bowl team in Marshall County stopped the WV Secretary of State's Office on Monday to learn more about the important work we do to serve West Virginians and experience some living history by hand-pressing their own souvenir state seal

Boots to Business is the name of our fee waiver program targeted towards helping veterans re-entering the workforce and military spouses who want to start a business in the mountain state. Learn more: sos.wv.gov/business/Pages…

The business climate in West Virginia is strong & many current manufacturing companies are expanding their operations in the state. On Wednesday, Secretary of State Kris Warner participated in a groundbreaking for Service Wire's new multi-million-dollar expansion in Culloden.

WV Secretary of State Kris Warner was honored to attend Thursday’s prayer rally at the West Virginia State Capitol for National Day of Prayer. The National Day of Prayer serves as a reminder of the important role faith and prayer have played in the history of our country.

The Young Entrepreneur Waiver offered by the WV Secretary of State's Office waives the registration fee for new business owners under the age of 30. Learn more about the Young Entrepreneur Waiver here: sos.wv.gov/business/Pages…

North Elementary School in Monongalia County had students visit the Secretary of State’s Office this week during a tour of the state capitol.  Secretary Warner took time to meet with the students to talk about his duties as West Virginia’s 31st Secretary of State.

Today, on national Teacher Day, we celebrate the incredible educators who shape the future of our children and communities. As the proud husband of a teacher in Kanawha County, WVSOS Kris Warner wants to extend his heartfelt gratitude to all the teachers across our great state.

Students from Rainelle and Creighton Elementary Schools in Greenbrier County visited the Secretary of State’s Office Friday. Students in grades third through fifth were at the State Capitol for a mock legislature.