Kenosha’s Fast Five
Albany-Chicago was recognized with an Economic Impact Award at the 2010 Kenosha County Business Excellence Awards because it made...
Jim Kettinger is Kenosha County Entrepreneur of the Year
Jim Kettinger became a shareholder of Kenosha-based IEA Inc. this year and took advantage of an opportunity to reorganize the company to further its diverse growth.
Tenuta’s Deli is Kenosha County Small Business of the Year
Tenuta's Delicatessen & Liquors Inc. has been a mainstay of Kenosha since 1950. And while the owners are constantly changing their selection to meet customers' needs, they don't plan to change the store's traditions.
Allied Plastics is Kenosha County Business of the Year
Allied Plastics Inc. in Twin Lakes has more than doubled its employment since the beginning of 2011. It also saw 28.8 percent revenue growth from 2010 to 2011.
Welcome
Please join us in congratulating this dynamic group of companies and entrepreneurs as we celebrate their growth, success and contributions to the Kenosha Area's economic development. The 2012 Business Excellence Awards program, hosted by the Kenosha Area Chamber of Commerce and the Kenosha Area Business Alliance in partnership with BizTimes Milwaukee, provides a fantastic opportunity to learn about the businesses and people that are driving Kenosha County's economy.
Build your brand
Steve Laughlin, partner and creative director at Laughlin Constable, says a corporate brand is at stake with every interaction a company has with its potential customers. He recommends nurturing and protecting that brand at every turn.
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Personnel File
» Accounting RitzHolman CPAs, Milwaukee, has hired Drew Faust as a staff accountant and Sue Owens as a...
Biz Notes
Froedtert Hospital Froedtert Hospital Milwaukee has been recognized with the National Research Corporation's Consumer Choice Award for the eighth...
Set boundaries
I've always liked the old words of wisdom: “Good fences make good neighbors.” The idea of people knowing where the boundaries are, and the responsibilities that are assigned to each side of the fence, holds true in the corporate world, too.
Teachable fit
Jeff Karlson, a supervisor at Allis-Roller in Franklin, had much to share about his two-and-a-half-year timeframe with the company when we spoke recently. A member of Generation Y, Jeff is an exciting representation of what we see in so many organizations – members of the emerging workforce who are on fire for what they do.
