Entrepreneurship & Small Business

Five promising startup companies, as determined by Milwaukee-based startup accelerator gener8tor, are taking part in the 2021 Milwaukee program and have received a $100,000 investment from the organization.

Chief executive officer and founder Millennium 120 S. Wright St., Delavan Mymillenium.us  This year, Delavan-based Millennium broke ground on a new 75,000-square-foot office and warehouse...

Good City Brewing and its co-founder Dan Katt are not shy when it comes to taking risks. In 2018, the...

Hug Sleep 17145 W. Bluemound Road, Brookfield hugsleep.com As a troubled sleeper, Matt Mundt was searching for tips for better sleep when...

Each year, BizTimes Media recognizes top innovators and entrepreneurs in southeastern Wisconsin.  At the recent Innovation + Entrepreneurship Forum, Jon...

The statistics hardly need to be rehashed at this point. It’s well documented that Wisconsin has routinely found itself...

BizTimes Media celebrated the successes of startups from across southeastern Wisconsin during its Innovation + Entrepreneurship Forum and Awards program at the Italian Community Center Friday.

In 1987, as Junior Bridgeman approached the end of his 12-year NBA career (including 10 seasons with the Milwaukee Bucks), and pondered life as a restaurant franchisee, he wondered whether there was a secret that separated the business success enjoyed by NBA team owners from the athletic success of the players who worked for them.

Milwaukee-based SpotHopper may have turned a few heads earlier this month when the company announced it had completed a $14 million Series A funding round, but the company has seen success since it first launched in 2015.

The end of the year is often a time for reflection. We take the time to look back on the year that was and draw lessons from our experiences. The past year may not match the unprecedented events of 2020, but it has been full challenges and opportunities for the Milwaukee business community.