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Neale to retire as Modine’s chairman
Racine-based Modine Manufacturing Company announced plans for Gary Neale to retire as chairman of its board of directors following the company's annual meeting of shareholders on July 18.
Lifeway to rehire all Golden Guernsey workers
Leaders at Lifeway Foods Inc. plan to rehire all of the workers who were laid off from Golden Guernsey Dairy LLC to staff the Waukesha facility when it reopens this summer.
Brady to sell Asia die-cut business, Q1 sales rise
Milwaukee-based Brady Corp. said that it plans to sell its Asia-based Die-Cut business.
Companies win Business Friend of Environment Awards
Six Wisconsin companies have received the Business Friend of the Environment Award for leadership in pollution prevention, environmental innovation and environmental stewardship from the Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce.
Johnson Controls names new CMO
Glendale-based global diversified industrial company Johnson Controls Inc. has named Kim Metcalf-Kupres vice president and chief marketing officer, a new position.
Jones finalist for Entrepreneur of the Year
Paul Jones, executive chairman of Milwaukee-based water technology manufacturer A.O. Smith Corp., is a finalist for the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Midwest award.
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Nonprofit Calendar
*Saturday, May 18, Legacy Recycling will run an electronics drive at the First Congregational Church UCC, located at 131...
BizTimes Around Town: Lad Lake’s Bright Lights, Big Dreams Gala
Lad Lake, based in Dousman, recently honored four of its students with scholarships during its sixth annual Bright Lights, Big Dreams Gala held at COA Restaurant at Bayshore Town Center in Glendale.
KABA adds key executives
The Kenosha Area Business Alliance (KABA) announced the hiring of a new chief financial officer and a new executive director of Downtown Kenosha Inc. and its newly created Main Street program.
Baird celebrates Give Back Week
More than 1,000 associates at Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc. have been volunteering their time to nonprofit organizations this week from May 13 to 18 as part of the company’s Baird Gives Back Week.
