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After seven years leading Tempo Milwaukee, a membership business association comprised of about 300 women executives, Tracy Johnson is transitioning into the role of president and CEO at The Commercial Association of Realtors Wisconsin.

JPMorgan Chase has awarded a $50,000 grant to ACTS Housing to support the nonprofit as it works to pull Milwaukee out of its foreclosure crisis.

The Neighborhood House of Milwaukee has named Jeff Martinka executive director as current executive director Richard Cox prepares to retire this month.

*Saturday, April 26, IndependenceFirst will hold an e-cycle drive in the parking lot of the Pettit National Ice Center,...

BizTimes Media’s fourth annual Giving Guide offers southeastern Wisconsin’s business community an outlet to connect with area nonprofit organizations for philanthropic involvement.

The City of Milwaukee's Office of Environmental Sustainability partnered with Rock the Green to hold the third annual "Milwaukee's Earth Day Celebration" on April 22 in downtown Milwaukee. The celebration featured a variety of onsite eco-friendly efforts, including reclamation stations facilitated by Waste Management, sustainable and organic lunches, a bicycle pedal-powered stage, and eco-educational booths staffed by event sponsors and organizations. The celebration also included addresses from community leaders about ongoing sustainability initiatives. Photos contributed by Rock the Green, which will host its third near-zero waste music festival in Milwaukee this September.

The United Performing Arts Fund announced on Wednesday it will receive a $1 million gift from the Bucyrus Foundation to be distributed over the next 10 years.

This summer's Jazz in the Park series will be backed by a new set of co-presenting sponsors.

The United Community Center will honor a lineup of area leaders who have significantly contributed to the development and well-being of the community during its 44th Anniversary Celebration on Friday, May 2.

As Cristo Rey Jesuit High School welcomes its first class of about 100 freshmen in fall 2015, support from Milwaukee’s business community will be critical to its mission to prepare students for success in college and beyond.