Women In Business

Kahler Slater promotes Tracie Parent to COO

Milwaukee-based Kahler Slater, an architecture, interior design, environmental branding, and strategic advisory services firm, announced it has promoted Tracie Parent to vice president and chief operating officer.

Perlick names new CFO

Perlick Corp., a manufacturer of commercial-grade refrigeration, underbar and beverage dispensing equipment, has named Tracy Pearson as its new chief financial officer.

Longtime Ascension Wisconsin philanthropy leader to retire

Lisa Froemming, who has led philanthropy efforts for Ascension Wisconsin and its predecessor Columbia St. Mary’s for more than 17 years, announced she will retire in April.

Carla Cross added to Commerce State Bank board

West Bend-based Commerce State Bank has added Carla Cross, president and chief executive officer of Milwaukee-based Cross Management Services, to its board of directors.

Froedtert president and CEO named chair-elect of MMAC

Catherine Jacobson, the president and CEO of Froedtert Health, has been named chair-elect of the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce Board of Directors, the MMAC announced today.

Former Hispanic Chamber leader Maria Monreal-Cameron dies at 75

Maria Monreal-Cameron, the former president and chief executive officer of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin and a longtime leader in the Milwaukee community, died Monday after a battle with cancer.
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WEDC executive Mary Perry named president and CEO of WEDA

The Wisconsin Economic Development Association announced that it has named Mary Perry as its new president and chief executive officer.

Fiveable secures $2.3 million in funding from investors, including Chelsea Clinton

Milwaukee-based education technology startup Fiveable has secured $2.3 million in its latest funding round from multiple investors including Chelsea Clinton, the daughter of former president Bill Clinton and former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

New study finds slight increase in women representation on Wisconsin corporate boards

The representation of women on the boards of Wisconsin’s largest public companies has increased slightly from 2019, while the percentage of those boards with three or more female directors has dropped since last year. 

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