Education & Workforce Development
Fred Sitzberger donates $1 million to UWM athletics
Fred Sitzberger, an alumnus of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s Lubar School of Business, has pledged $1 million to the UWM Foundation in support of UWM athletics.
MKE Tech Hub Coalition, Luther Manor receive worker training grants
The MKE Tech Hub Coalition has been named one of several Wisconsin Fast Forward Grant recipients.
The last word: Now is the time to engage better
Prior to pursuing a career in law, Rebecca Mitich spent seven years working in education and nonprofits, including a...
Biz tracker: May 2022
Attendance at regular season Milwaukee Bucks home games for the 2021-22 season totaled 715,581 or 17,453 per game, which ranked...
Lakeland University clears path for innovation, entrepreneurship in Sheboygan County with Jake’s Café initiative
In a region with an economy historically dominated by large, national companies like Sargento Foods, Johnsonville and Kohler Co.,...
Shop talk: How can manufacturers attract and retain Gen Z workers?
It’s a puzzle that is yet to be completely solved. With thousands of manufacturing positions open across the state,...
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Recruitment, retention efforts aimed at addressing severe teacher shortage in Milwaukee
Emerald Collier always wanted to be a teacher, just like her mother.Â
But when she took a step toward that...
MIAD goes public with $10 million fundraising campaign
The Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design has gone public with a $10 million fundraising campaign, the college’s first such multi-million effort in 20 years.
New report shows more tech workers are moving to Wisconsin
More tech professionals are moving to Wisconsin as remote work becomes a permanent part of our society, making the need to live in some of the country’s bigger tech hubs unnecessary.
Employ Milwaukee opens new satellite office on 76th Street
Employ Milwaukee, the workforce development board serving Milwaukee County, is opening a new satellite location at 8086 N. 76th St.
