Economic Development
Get the latest updates on economic development initiatives across southeastern Wisconsin.
Lifting up Milwaukee: The region’s top newsmakers of 2024
In December of each year, the editorial staff at BizTimes Milwaukee selects the “Best in Business,” recognizing the region’s...
Corporation of the Year: Microsoft makes waves with $3.3 billion artificial intelligence data center project in Mount Pleasant
With Gov. Tony Evers calling it a “watershed moment for Wisconsin” and President Joe Biden calling it “transformative,” Microsoft...
The Brewery Neighborhood Improvement District names new executive director
Sam Rampulla has been named the new executive director of The Brewery Neighborhood Improvement District.
The Brewery District is the...
Racine Area Manufacturers and Commerce names new CEO
Racine Area Manufacturers and Commerce announced today that Mark Lewis has been named its new president and CEO.
Lewis will...
East Side BID names new executive director
Ryan Laessig has been named the new executive director of the East Side Business Improvement District in Milwaukee.
Laessig has...
Rev-Up MKE is revitalizing Milwaukee’s near west side by fostering entrepreneurship
Milwaukee has no shortage of accelerator programs and pitch competitions that aspiring entrepreneurs can take part in. But alumni...
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Sheboygan County EDC plans to develop subdivision in Plymouth
The Sheboygan County Economic Development Corp. plans to develop a residential subdivision on a 32-acre site in Plymouth on...
Core values drive success for future generations
BizTimes Milwaukee: How does being a family-owned company change the way you deliver construction services?
Schmidt: One of our...
Who’s on the Board: Menomonee Valley Partners
Michael “Mick” Hatch, partner, Foley & Lardner
Bruce Keyes, partner, Foley & Lardner
Jeff Morgan, VP, Allied Insulation...
Report commissioned by WEDC finds Wisconsin is a national leader in electrification
A recent study found that Wisconsin is a national leader in electrification, but more collaboration is needed between industry and academia.
