Technology

New offices will accommodate growing staff.

Startup Milwaukee provides pitch platform.

Third quarter helped by tax study.

Week-long camps offered to high school students over 16.

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In three short years, Access HealthNet has moved offices four times to accommodate its growth. Most recently, it moved from 3,000 square feet of space in The Shops of Grand Avenue to a 14,000-square-foot space on the 10th floor of 105 W. Michigan St. in Milwaukee. The company also plans to hire an additional 50 people in 2017.

Michael Jurken started his company at the age of 12, and he named it then, too. Majic: (M)ichael (A)ndrew (J)urken (i)s (c)ool. At the time, he had a boombox and cassette tapes and started booking DJ “gigs” with local friends and family.

In 1996, Neil Karolek and his team started TLX Technologies with the goal of bringing several new, high-speed digital valves to market for the automotive industry.

Four Milwaukee schools to offer computer science program.