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Pay it forward: Diana Schmidt works to address hunger with Blessings in a Backpack
Diana Schmidt
Property and casualty consultant, principal
Hausmann-Johnson Insurance
Nonprofit served: Blessings in a Backpack Waukesha County
Service: Vice president of the board
Diana...
On my nightstand: Greg Nickerson
Greg Nickerson recently joined a book club that focuses on topics related to diversity, equity and inclusion. The group,...
Developer Rick Barrett lays out his ideal setup for Couture’s 50,000 square feet of retail space
Now that work on the $188 million Couture project is finally underway, developer Rick Barrett is laying out his vision of what the new high-rise will mean for Milwaukee.
Milwaukee Brewing Co. to boost craft beer production by nearly 70%
Milwaukee Brewing Co. will have seven brewery tanks shipped to its facility today, allowing the brewery to increase its annual craft beer production by nearly 70%.
Jeffers gearing up for next phase of Journal Square project: 141 units of market-rate housing
Construction could soon commence on the latest component of J. Jeffers & Co.'s Journal Square project in downtown Milwaukee: 141 units of market-rate housing.
The Couture had to overcome yet another financial hurdle, due to COVID-19 pandemic
Construction is finally commencing on The Couture, nine years after it was first proposed by local developer Rick Barrett, founder and chief executive officer of Barrett-Lo Visionary Development.
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Girl Scouts of Wisconsin Southeast sells Walworth County camp property
Girl Scouts of Wisconsin Southeast sold its 112-acre Camp Pottawatomie Hills property in Walworth County for just under $2 million.
Sift Healthcare raises $2.5 million, grows amid rising interest in health care payment analytics
Milwaukee-based startup Sift Healthcare  recently raised $2.5 million in debt funding from 16 investors, according to a recent filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
New owners of ProHealth Care HQ in Pewaukee want to convince organization to stay
The buyers of the current ProHealth Care headquarters in Pewaukee say they'd like to keep the health care provider as a tenant, even though it intends to move to a nearby building next year.
Apartment building at Porters site in Racine will be built using mass timber
The 141-unit apartment building proposed for the former Porters furniture store site in downtown Racine will be a hybrid mass timber structure.
