Education & Workforce Development
Learn about strategies for education and workforce development in Milwaukee and southeastern Wisconsin.
Closing the skills gap
Community economic development organizations (EDOs) are laser-focused on expanding, retaining and attracting new businesses with an emphasis on traded...
Foxconn launches ‘earn and learn’ program for college students
Foxconn Technology Group is launching an "earn and learn" program aimed at recruiting technical college and university students in...
UWM-incubated startup SafeLi LLC awarded $1 million federal commercialization grant
Shorewood-based startup SafeLi LLC has received a $1 million federal grant to further commercialize the graphene-based materials it has...
Three universities in Milwaukee celebrate major milestones
Three universities in Milwaukee recently celebrated significant milestones with new facilities or fundraising.
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee announced its multi-year...
See photos from last night’s MMAC All Member Meeting at Fiserv Forum
At its All Member Meeting on Thursday, Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce issued a challenge to its members to...
Representation Matters: MMAC initiative tackles lack of management and workforce diversity in Milwaukee
By 2025, the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce wants to see 12,000 more African American and Hispanic employees, and...
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Empowerment through WMEP’s Leadership Institute of Wisconsin
Leadership drives key decisions in a business, from defining the vision and setting strategic priorities, to determining what is...
Former Cree Inc. CEO named innovator-in-residence at Marquette University
Marquette University announced Chuck Swoboda, an alumnus and former longtime chief executive officer of Cree Inc., as its first-ever...
Why your company should talk about philanthropy when interviewing millennials
You’re beginning to feel the pressure. You have a number of open positions in your company and everyone is...
M-WERC making $1.67 million investment in new training equipment
The Mid-West Energy Research Consortium is making a $1.67 million investment in new training and development equipment at its center on Milwaukee’s northwest side.
