Kenosha Kingfish
Kenosha Kingfish
Industry: Sports and entertainment
Address: 7817 Sheridan Road, Kenosha
Employees: 10
Website: www.northwoodsleague.com/kenosha-kingfish
The Kenosha Kingfish have only been playing for two...
Mobile One/McTernan Wireless
Mobile One/McTernan Wireless
Industry: Mobile wireless technology
Address: 2601 75th St., Kenosha
Employees: 22
Website: www.mcternanwireless.com
Back in 1993, the McTernan family started selling...
Quest Products Inc.
Quest Products Inc.
Industry: Packaging and distribution
Address: 8201 104th St., Pleasant Prairie
Employees: 35
Website: www.questproductsinc.com
Pleasant Prairie-based Quest Products Inc. recently celebrated...
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Weeks after his historic re-election as governor of Wisconsin, Scott Walker visited several technical college campuses throughout the state, emphasizing the System’s vital role in creating more manufacturing jobs in Wisconsin.
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As Wisconsin’s education policy priorities increasingly focus on direct workforce development, state universities – especially public institutions – have adapted curriculum accordingly.
