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BizTimes Poll Question
Will the candidates' performances in the debates have any impact on your vote for president? Tell us what you...
Bubbler Calendar
Thursday, Oct. 4, Target Free First Thursday will grant free admission to visitors at the Milwaukee Art Museum, 700...
BizTimes Bubbler Executive of the Week: Tracey Schnick
Tracey Schnick, Principal of AG Architecture Company address: 1414 Underwood Ave. #301, Wauwatosa, WI 53213Company website: www.agarch.com Industry: ArchitectureNumber...
Bubbler Quote of the Week
"We very much are a marketing and sales driven organization, and our brand is very important to us. We...
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Southeastern Wisconsin business executives can become more enlightened leaders and learn about practical solutions to bridge the region's skills gap by attending the fourth annual BizTimes Get Smarter Conference.
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BizTimes Media accepting listings for directories
BizTimes Media is currently accepting submissions to update its online and print business directories. Organizations may submit a listing to any of the directories any time throughout the year, but submissions will only be featured in the print directory if completed by the deadlines as noted below. Contact sales and marketing intern Emalee Frase at emalee.frase@biztimes.com with questions about submissions.
Downer Avenue store to expand
Olive Fine Organic Living, located at 2624 N. Downer Ave. in Milwaukee’s East Side neighborhood, is expanding adding 700 square feet to its existing 1,500 square feet of space.
Westbury Bank employees to spend Columbus Day volunteering
Westbury Bank, headquartered in West Bend, will close on Columbus Day, Oct. 8, while more than 150 employees take part in a company-wide volunteer day for the third consecutive year. Their volunteer efforts will be contributed to preparations for Washington County's Animated Holiday Lights Show, “Enchantment in the Park.”
Manufacturing careers deserve a fresh look
Manufacturing has been transformed in the past 25 years. The perception of manufacturing, unfortunately, has not kept pace with the advances in processes, equipment and training.