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Newaukee to present summit for leaders of YP groups
After organizing the first-ever statewide YP Week this past April, Newaukee has announced another first-of-its-kind conference – one targeting leaders of young professional organizations.
MADISON- Wisconsin ranks 12th for percentage with multiple jobs
After five years of decreasing or holding steady, the percentage of Wisconsin employed people who work at more than one job ticked up a notch in 2014.
Time for a people policy
It is time for the economic development discussion in Wisconsin to shift. We need to move away from a “we tax too much” obsession to a conversation of “we need to attract talent.” Our future depends upon it.
Gitomer: Uncovering your own secret of selling… Why YOU buy!
Think about the last few things you purchased.
MOUNT HOREB- Roundabouts, new businesses and future development in Mount Horeb
There are routes to avoid the village’s five circular intersection-control structures but, for most, a trip through a roundabout has become commonplace in the 11 years since the first was built near the Kwik Trip at highways 78, 92 and Business 151. Four more were added in 2006 on the village’s east side.
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GREEN BAY- UWGB sees modest growth in enrollment
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay expects a slightly larger freshmen class when students return in coming days.
Bellevue- Alternative education program gets KI boost
Two years ago, Miguel Cornelio didn't think he'd graduate from Green Bay Preble High School.Thanks to GPS Education Partners, Cornelio not only made his mom proud by graduating on time, he's transitioning into a full-time job at KI, the Bellevue office furniture manufacturer.
Midwest economic growth sluggish in July
Economic growth slowed in the Midwest in July, according to the latest Midwest Economic Index.
Cover story: Workforce developers
Gus Ramirez, executive chairman at Waukesha-based HUSCO International Inc., embarked on one of the most ambitious projects of his philanthropic career earlier this year when he pledged to make a $60 million investment in improving education in Milwaukee with the development of a new K-12 school on the city's south side.