Entrepreneurship & Small Business
Four new businesses coming to Milwaukee’s Near West Side
The revitalization of Milwaukee’s Near West Side continues with four new businesses coming to the neighborhood and opening in the coming weeks.
Coffee Break: Anna Franklin
Founder and CEO
Stone House Collective
6631 N. Sidney Place, Glendale
stonehousecollective.com
Industry: Interior design | Employees: 13
Anna Franklin didn’t realize she...
Jump Start: Milwaukee-based ITA aims to make international travel more accessible for remote workers
Location: Milwaukee
Founder: Mitchelle Lyle
Founded: 2022
Service: Resources and support for remote workers traveling abroad.
Website: internationaltraveladvisor.com
Employees: 1
Goals: Continue troubleshooting the website...
Nominations sought for Innovation & Entrepreneurship Awards
BizTimes Media is seeking nominations for its annual Innovation & Entrepreneurship Awards.
Ideal Entrepreneur Award nominees are individuals who demonstrate the...
Germantown-based Chocolate Rescue for Dogs secures angel round investment
Germantown-based Chocolate Rescue for Dogs, a medical device company focused on animal health, has secured its first round of angel investments.
Germantown-based Turn-Key Solutions acquires Banner Welder
Germantown-based Turn-Key Solutions, an industrial machinery manufacturer, has acquired Banner Welder, another Germantown manufacturer.
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New West Allis home improvement company serving former customers of bankrupt Window Select
A new West Allis home improvement company is moving forward with fulfilling a sizable chunk of Window Select’s outstanding contracts.
Germantown software company gets $156 million investment
Germantown-based VBA, a developer of cloud-based health benefits software, announced Tuesday that it has closed a $156 million growth...
46 Wisconsin companies make 2023 Inc. 5000 list
A total of 46 Wisconsin companies made the 2023 Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing private companies in America....
Milwaukee-based Advanced Ionics closes $12.5 million funding round
Milwaukee-based energy equipment manufacturer Advanced Ionics has closed a $12.5 million Series A financing round.
