Industries
Habitat for Humanity of Racine & Kenosha Counties announces multi-home development
Habitat for Humanity of Racine & Kenosha Counties will break ground on a $3 million affordable housing project in Racine on Aug. 1.
Lake Country Playhouse planning single-story addition, doubling capacity
Lake Country Playhouse & Academy, located at 221 E. Capitol Dr. in Hartland, is planning to add a 2,100-square-foot,...
Rogers Behavioral Health breaks ground on Oconomowoc residential facilities
Rogers Behavioral Health, a national nonprofit provider of mental health and addiction services, is building two new residential facilities on its Oconomowoc campus.
Get to know Bill Berrien, candidate for governor and Milwaukee-area business owner
Ever since Bill Berrien, the chief executive officer of New Berlin-based manufacturer Pindel Global Precision Inc., recently announced that...
Turning Purpose Into Performance: Héctor Colón’s Bold Vision for LSS
BizTimes Milwaukee: How does your company foster innovation?
Colón: We act compassionately, serve humbly and lead courageously. We embrace bold...
Leadership Q&A with Matt King, CEO of Hunger Task Force
BizTimes Milwaukee: How do you foster a mission and value-based workplace culture?
King: “A clear and compelling mission has the...
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Marquette University receives $2 million gift from College of Engineering alumni couple
Marquette University has received a $2 million gift from Jake and Stephanie Stefan, an MU College of Engineering alumni...
Meeting The Vision Together Through Shared Commitment And Empowerment
BizTimes Milwaukee: AI continues to have a massive impact on industries across the world. How does Annex see AI...
How do Wisconsin bankers see the state of the economy?
Bankers are uniquely situated to understand the direction of the economy. Constant conversations with clients to meet their needs...
Trump’s tariffs rattle Wisconsin’s supply chains, including Port Milwaukee
Trade experts warn that President Trump’s economic policies are fueling uncertainty in Wisconsin, with exports falling and ties with key partners straining.
