BizTimes Staff

Michael Johnson leads Boys & Girls Clubs of Dane County, an organization that serves more than 7,500 young people at 10 locations.

In 2018, Andy Nunemaker sold Dynamis Software Corp, the West Allis-based sales software company he founded six years prior.

Steve Booth leads Baird, a Milwaukee-based international financial services company that posted record revenues of $3.4 billion last year.

Since founding Gruber Law Offices LLC more than 35 years ago, David Gruber has become one of Milwaukee’s most recognizable figures.

Since joining Goodwill Industries in 1990, Jackie Hallberg has moved progressively through the nonprofit job training organization and thrift store operator to become president and CEO of its southeastern Wisconsin and metropolitan Chicago territory in 2012.

Kurt Bauer leads Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce, the state’s largest business association, with more than 3,800 member companies.

In 2015, Milwaukee native David Reeves joined OpenGov Inc. as its chief revenue officer. In 2019, he was named president of the cloud software company.

Retired Kimberly-Clark Corp. executive Kathi Seifert continues to wield influence in and outside of Wisconsin. She’s held board positions with SuperValu, Revlon Consumer Products Corp., Eli Lilly and Co., Albertson’s Inc., Appleton Papers, Lexmark Inc., the National Board of the U.S. Fund for UNICEF, ThedaCare, Investors Community Bank, Fox Cities Chamber of Commerce, and several nonprofits.

Michelle Schuler leads TechSpark Wisconsin, an initiative of Microsoft that works to promote economic and workforce development in northeast Wisconsin.

Chris Widmayer co-founded Milwaukee-based software consulting company Penrod in 2011. The firm raised $8 million this year.

Craig Dickman leads TitletownTech, an innovation fund formed out of a partnership between the Green Bay Packers and Microsoft.

Mike Kertscher has been with Elkhart Lake’s Road America Inc. for the past two decades. The racetrack hosts more than 500 events annually.