Economic Development
CG Schmidt’s Century of Innovation
In 1920, Charles G. Schmidt laid the foundation for a family-owned construction company known today as CG Schmidt. Four...
Coffee Break: Kelly Armstrong
President
Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood
2222 63rd St., Kenosha (temporary location)
kin-kenosha.org
Industry: Economic development
Employees: 1 full-time employee, 12 board members
Kelly Armstrong was...
Wisconsin launches new $100 million investment fund with biohealth focus
The state has a new $100 million venture capital fund created to support Wisconsin’s high-growth startups and entrepreneurs.
See photos of the 2024 BizExpo
Hundreds of business leaders from across southeastern Wisconsin gathered once again for BizTimes Media's annual BizExpo, held Wednesday at...
Unnamed buyer trying to acquire hundreds of acres in Town of Port Washington
An unknown entity is attempting to buy hundreds of acres of land in the Town of Port Washington, possibly for a microchip manufacturing site.
Will Baird Center expansion pay off for Milwaukee?
The expansion of downtown Milwaukee’s convention center has been a long time coming.
The facility, originally known as the Midwest...
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Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood names its first president
The Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood, the nonprofit supporting the redevelopment of a 107-acre site in the city, has named its first president.
Nestlé Purina plans $195 million expansion at Jefferson factory
Nestlé Purina PetCare Company, a manufacturer of pet food and litter, is the latest company to announce a planned expansion in Jefferson.
Kikkoman will be anchor tenant in forthcoming Jefferson County food and beverage innovation campus
Kikkoman Corp. is the first of several forthcoming tenants that will take up space in Jefferson County’s new food and beverage innovation campus.
WEDC could award up to $15.5 million in tax credits to Kikkoman to build new Jefferson plant, expand in Walworth
WEDC will support Kikkoman's expansion projects in Jefferson and Walworth with up to $15.5 million in performance-based tax credits.
