Innovation
Entrepreneur of the Year: Mariam Darsot, board chair, retired CEO Nexus Pharmaceuticals
Mariam Darsot
Board chair, retired CEO
Nexus Pharmaceuticals Inc.
10300 128th Ave., Pleasant Prairie
Employees: 200
Industry: Pharmaceuticals manufacturing
nexuspharma.net
Mariam Darsot, the recently retired president...
Family chemistry: Nexus Pharmaceuticals brings new thinking to drug industry
Tucked just out of plain sight of motorists traveling along the I-94 corridor in Kenosha County, there’s a three-story,...
Milwaukee pharmaceutical company Estrigenix Therapeutics gets SBIR grant
Milwaukee-based Estrigenix Therapeutics, Inc., a pharmaceutical company focused on research in estrogen biology, is the recipient of a $300,000 National Institute of Health (NIH) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant.
Two Kenosha companies take home Wisconsin Innovation Awards
The winners of this year’s Wisconsin Innovation Awards have been crowned and two Kenosha companies are among those being recognized.
New leader named for Milwaukee Regional Innovation Center
The board of directors for the Milwaukee Regional Innovation Center has appointed Mark Johnson to succeed Guy Mascari as executive director.Â
The Interview: Jim Zaiser
Waukesha-based Hydro-Thermal Corp. is set to build a demonstration brewery in Pewaukee to test brewing technology developed by the...
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Ideadvance Seed Fund awards innovation grants to five local businesses
The Ideadvance Seed Fund is awarding five area businesses with Small Business Innovation grants and Partnered Innovation grants.
Finalists named for 2022 Wisconsin Innovation Awards
More than 300 innovative products and services have been narrowed down to 30 finalists for the 2022 Wisconsin Innovation Awards.
Commentary: The wisdom of Herb Kohler
As a tribute to Herb Kohler's incredible career and life, the vision he had for Kohler Co. and the impact he made on the state, here are portions of that 2007 interview:
Pantherics gets grant to continue developing anti-inflammatory drug
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee startup Pantherics Inc. has received a $255,841 Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant from the National Institutes of Health.
