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BizTimes to present Best in Business Awards
BizTimes Media is accepting nominations for its inaugural Best in Business Awards.
Apprenticeship Reimbursement bill becomes law
Gov. Scott Walker last week signed Senate Bill 335, which reimburses tuition costs for apprentices and their employers.
Wixon hires corporate chef
St. Francis-based flavors and seasonings manufacturer Wixon Inc. has hired Steve Padley as corporate chef.
Jones named to Ernst & Young list
Paul W. Jones, executive chairman of Milwaukee-based A.O. Smith Corp., has been named the National EY Entrepreneur of the Year 2013 Distribution and Manufacturing Award winner by Ernst & Young LLP.
BizTimes Media 2014 Giving Guide
BizTimes Media’s fourth annual Giving Guide offers southeastern Wisconsin’s business community an outlet to connect with area nonprofit organizations for philanthropic involvement.
Milwaukee Biz Blog: What if, Milwaukee?
Bright blue Post-It notes scattered throughout Discovery World on Friday sparked hundreds of new ideas about how to improve Milwaukee and the prospects of its future.
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BizTimes Around Town: National Philanthropy Day
The Association of Fundraising Professionals Southeastern Wisconsin Chapter celebrated the 35th annual National Philanthropy Day with a luncheon and...
Magnuson to be next CEO of Lad Lake
Dousman-based Lad Lake Inc., the largest licensed nonprofit residential care organization for boys and girls in the state, has hired Dan Magnuson to be its new chief executive officer.
Schlitz Park to hold fundraiser for Hunger Task Force
Schlitz Park will host a motivational business program on Tuesday, Nov. 19, at Schlitz Park’s RiverCenter that will not only aim to inspire but will also raise funds for Hunger Task Force.
Philanthropy study optimistic about 2014 giving trends
Wealthy Wisconsin philanthropists will likely donate an average of $11,830 to nonprofits and charitable causes in the coming year, almost $3,000 more than the national average, according to a recent study released by BMO Private Bank.