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Business lessons learned in 2021: Dr. John Raymond, Ann Leinfelder Grove, Derek Deubel and Rolando Rodriguez
Editor's note: We asked Milwaukee-area business leaders to reflect on how they navigated their businesses through the challenges of 2021, what lessons they learned along the way, and what's on the horizon in 2022. Responses will run throughout the week in a multi-part series.
Best practices for corporate giving and volunteering
The ways in which companies give their energy and resources to charitable causes are as varied as the work...
Why I volunteer: Terese Capizzi
Seven years ago, my life changed in two impactful ways. My mother lost her 14-year battle with Alzheimer’s disease,...
How to get involved with nonprofit board service
A few years into his marketing career at Milwaukee-based Good Karma Brands, Tom Olson had the urge to get...
Why I give: Keith Mardak
Although there are many ways to address social problems, I’ve been fortunate, along with my wife, Mary Vandenberg, to...
‘A good donor is an educated donor’
Perhaps you’ve been wanting to find a charity to support but don’t know where exactly to begin. There are...
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Afghan refugee resettlement effort aided by local organizations
Evacuees from Afghanistan began arriving at Fort McCoy in Monroe County in late August, with the total swelling to...
Want to build a talent pipeline? These Milwaukee programs are starting early
By the time a student graduates from Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in Milwaukee, it’s possible they already have experience...
A guide to investing in our community
BizTimes Media is pleased to present our 12th annual Giving Guide. Our intent once again is to connect our...
Potawatomi’s charity program awarding $500,000 to five local nonprofits
Potawatomi Hotel & Casino’s signature charity program Heart of Canal Street is providing $100,000 donations to five nonprofit organizations serving children in southeastern Wisconsin.
