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The Next Stage: Creating Massive Action in Your Business
BizTimes Media and ActionCoach of Elm Grove have created a new workshop series to guide business owners and C-level executives through steps that are critical to growing their businesses.
Three regional companies named to Inc. 500 list
Three southeastern Wisconsin companies ranked in the top 500 of Inc. Magazine's 2014 Inc. 500|5000 list, which recognizes the 5,000 fastest growing private companies across the country.
Cardinal Stritch announces new name for college of nursing
To better reflect its academic offerings in health sciences fields, Fox Point-based Cardinal Stritch University has renamed its school of nursing, long known as the Ruth S. Coleman College of Nursing.
Carthage hires new director to create nursing program
Kenosha’s Carthage College has hired Frank Hicks as its founding director of nursing, the first step toward the creation of a bachelor of science in nursing program.
The Next Stage: Creating Massive Action in Your Business
BizTimes Media and ActionCoach of Elm Grove have created a new workshop series to guide business owners and C-level executives through steps that are critical to growing their businesses.
Government plan hurts people with disabilities
Imagine a plan designed to help people with disabilities find jobs in the community that left 78 percent of these people worse off than they were before.
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Alpine Valley Music Theatre is for sale
Alpine Valley Music Theatre, a 37,000-seat outdoor concert venue in East Troy, is for sale.
BizTimes Media seeking Nonprofit Excellence Awards nominations
What does philanthropy look like at your company? How has your workplace made a difference in southeastern Wisconsin?
ZBB to raise $14 million through public offering
Menomonee Falls-based ZBB Energy Corp. is raising $14.8 million through a public offering of 11.5 million shares of its common stock.
Alderman wants to increase city’s bonding authority by $100 million for arena
Milwaukee Ald. Joe Davis Sr. has announced a proposal to increase the city's bonding authority by $100 million during the upcoming 2015 budget process to give the city funding option flexibility for a proposed new arena.
