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Startup founders and investors form Wisconsin Startup Coalition
Several startup founders and investors from around the state have formed the “Wisconsin Startup Coalition,” an organization whose mission is to advocate for policies that advance growth in Wisconsin’s startup ecosystem.
A brief case: What’s one important lesson you’ve learned this year and how will you apply it to 2021, and beyond?
Mike Underwood
President
Underwood Events LLC
“As soon as COVID-19 was declared a pandemic in March, we began receiving cancellation inquiries from...
Raise your level of consciousness
We can tell what level mass consciousness is in during these tumultuous times of the COVID-19 pandemic, #BlackLivesMatter, unemployment...
Leading from behind
Any leader in America would risk the loyalty of their followers, whether they were president of the United States...
Union files complaint over conditions at Kroger’s Oconomowoc distribution center
A Wisconsin labor union says workers at Kroger's distribution center in Oconomowoc are facing increased risk of contracting COVID-19 after the company brought in additional manpower without notifying the union or updating safety protocols.
Viewpoints – Serigraph chairman John Torinus: Trump trashes our democracy on his way out the door
Way down deep, Donald Trump lost the election last week for two main reasons; he is essentially anti-democratic and he is not a nice man.
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gener8tor selects gBETA Milwaukee fall cohort participants
Five local companies whose products range from wastewater treatment technology to an ultrathin wireless charging sticker have been selected by gener8tor to participate in gBETA Milwaukee's fall 2020 cohort.
BizTimes Commercial Real Estate Conference to focus on 2020’s big issues
The two biggest issues that have dominated headlines in America during 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic and racial inequality, will be the focus of the 18th annual BizTimes Media Commercial Real Estate and Development Conference.
Downtown Kenosha, Inc. deploys grants for businesses damaged during civil unrest
Downtown Kenosha, Inc. provided $300,000 to Kenosha businesses impacted by the violent protests that erupted following the police shooting of Jacob Blake in August.
WCTC names next president
Waukesha County Technical College has named Richard Barnhouse as its next president.
