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5 Minutes With: Randi Schachter
Fourth-generation family member | sales and marketing director | spokesperson
BILTRITE Furniture-Leather-Mattresses
This year has been one of milestones for Greenfield-based...
Broadwind shareholders re-elect company’s board, say ‘no’ to activist investor’s candidates
Despite activist investor WM Argyle Fund’s campaign, Broadwind shareholders re-elected all seven board members last month.
Walworth company sues owner of Illinois manufacturers following purchase agreement dispute
A Walworth company is suing the owner of two manufacturing companies based in Minooka, Illinois following a purchase agreement dispute.
VISIT Milwaukee names new board chair
Sarah Pancheri, president of Summerfest operator Milwaukee World Festival Inc., has been named board chair of VISIT Milwaukee,...
Serenity Inns to construct 14-bed treatment facility
Serenity Inns, an alcohol and drug treatment center in Milwaukee's Walnut Hill neighborhood has announced plans to expand its...
Anodyne Coffee sold to Missouri collective that specializes in supporting coffee brands
Milwaukee-based Anodyne Coffee Roasting Co. has been acquired by Kansas City, Missouri-based FairWave Coffee Collective.
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QPS names new CEO
Brookfield-based staffing and recruiting firm QPS Employment Group announced Wednesday that its president, Ryan Festerling, has been named chief...
Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity to double number of homes it builds each year
Hoping to increase ongoing efforts to boost homeownership in the city, Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity plans to double the...
SpotHopper raises $12 million in Series B funding
Milwaukee-based SpotHopper, a provider of restaurant marketing and operations technology, has completed a $12 million Series B funding round.
Frontdesk raises another $4.8 million
On the heels of announcing its first corporate acquisition, Milwaukee short-term rental startup Frontdesk has raised another $4.8 million.
