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Jim Lindenberg, former Milwaukee Wave owner, entrepreneur and philanthropist, recently became president and CEO of Legends of the Field, a Hartland-based sports memorabilia and marketing company. His parent company, Lindy Enterprises, which specializes in assisting small businesses, bought a majority interest in Legends of the Field.
Wholesale drives Weyco growth
Weyco Group Inc. reported net earnings of $2.2 million, or 20 cents per share, the same as a year ago.
‘Not a game of perfect’: Golf similar in many ways to business
Many years ago, a client gave me a book written by Dr. Bob Rotella titled, "Golf is Not a Game of Perfect." I was pretty much a beginner at the game and having my share of frustration.
Nonprofit Calendar
*Friday, Aug. 2, the 3rd annual Urban Island Beach Party will bring live music, a limbo contest, interactive art...
BizTimes Media 2013 Giving Guide
BizTimes Media’s third annual Giving Guide offers southeastern Wisconsin’s business community an outlet to connect with area nonprofit organizations for philanthropic involvement.
Von Briesen & Roper forms partnership with Pabst Theater Group
Randall D. Crocker, president and CEO of Milwaukee-based law firm Von Briesen & Roper, S.C., today announced a new partnership between the firm and the Pabst Theater Group (the Pabst Theater, the Riverside Theater and the Turner Hall Ballroom). The partnership entails sponsoring the theaters’ “Indie in Milwaukee” concerts.
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Cigar festival to light up Milwaukee in October
The Brew City Cigar Fest will follow Milwaukee’s lineup of summer festivals this year with an evening of cigar samples, spirits, food from area restaurants and live entertainment.
2013 Miracle on Canal Street is underway
Potawatomi Bingo Casino launched the 2013 “Miracle on Canal Street” on Thursday and revealed the charity campaign’s 10 signature nonprofit organizations, selected individually by the charity program’s media partners.
Welcome to Milwaukee, governors: It’s more than just beer, brats and Braun
As the nation's governors descend on Milwaukee for their annual conference, it's likely their knowledge of Wisconsin in general and the city in particular may revolve around some of the following:
Milwaukee Biz Blog: How is the Wisconsin economy doing? It depends on who asks and answers
Business perceptions of Wisconsin are changing, but the reality of recovery on a par with the nation is lagging. If it’s any comfort, that conclusion is consistent with history.
