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First Business Bank Milwaukee held a “winner takes all” charity golf outing on July 28 and donated proceeds to the nonprofit organization of the top team’s choice. More than 30 area business leaders competed in the inaugural First Business Invitational, which was held on the grounds of Westmoor Country Club in Brookfield.

Close to 20 academic leaders from the region's institutions convened at Marquette University on Thursday afternoon to discuss the possibility of an innovation district in the region with greater collaboration among corporations and academics.

Brookfield-based Common Ground Healthcare Cooperative is now accepting nominations for its board of directors.

Kelly Carter, program officer at Brookfield-based Community Care Inc., has been elected to a three-year term on the board of directors at the National PACE Association.

BizTimes Media has jumpstarted its second annual Future 50 Most Social Company contest, which will award one area nonprofit organization a cash prize and advertising package worth more than $10,000.

BizTimes Media invites southeastern Wisconsin’s business and nonprofit communities to nominate deserving individuals, companies and organizations for the inaugural BizTimes Nonprofit Excellence Awards.

Lutheran Urban Mission Initiative, Inc. (LUMIN), a Lutheran-affiliated, nonprofit operator of five Milwaukee-area schools, has acquired Renaissance School, located at 6150 Taylor Avenue in Mt. Pleasant.

As the University of Wisconsin-Parkside prepares to launch the third cohort of its Nonprofit Leadership Certificate program, the Kenosha school is offering a new set of scholarships to participants.

Milwaukee-based nonprofit Club Kids 414 is calling out to the community with a need for volunteers and furnishings as the organization renovates its new space, located at 2770 N. 18th Street in Milwaukee.

Rogers Memorial Hospital recently purchased a medical office building in Oconomowoc that was formerly occupied by ProHealth Care, and plans to shift its outpatient treatment program there from its existing Oconomowoc facility.