Eisenhardt finds the right buyer for Good Electric
Five years ago, Gregg Eisenhardt, president and third-generation family owner of Good Electric Inc., a Waukesha-based electrical contracting firm,...
Consultant helps owners get to ‘The Next Stage’
Many business owners have in the back of their minds a vague plan to sell their company when they...
Benefit for Gilda’s Club
The Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA) hosted the first annual For the Health of It! benefit recently at...
What’s your exit strategy?
As the baby boom generation ages over the next 20 years, the owners of most of Wisconsin’s 150,000 businesses will retire or will start seriously planning for retirement. More than 75 percent of American middle-market business owners anticipate selling within a few years, according to a survey by GW Equity and the University of Dallas Graduate School of Management.
Manufacturing Career Expo
The Ozaukee County Workforce Development Center recently partnered and formed a committee with the Port-Washington-Saukville School District, Charter Manufacturing,...
Vinyl product maker taps consumer market for growth
Racine-based Dynaseal Inc. has manufactured vinyl binders, CD holders, padfolios, zip-top bags, bookmarks, convention badge holders and many other...
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SLIDE SHOW: Newsmaker Luncheon
Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy made some news at the Milwaukee Press Club's Newsmaker Luncheon Wednesday, when he...
Corporate Leadership: Advice for piecing together a presentation
Have you ever found yourself sitting down at your computer screen, hands poised over the keyboard, staring blankly at...
Plumbing Heating Cooling Contractors Association of Wisconsin
The Plumbing Heating Cooling Contractors Association of Wisconsin recently held its annual convention, where it presented its Contractor of...
Just a Minute with Mimma Megna, Owner of Mimma’s Cafe
Company address: 1307 E. Brady St., Milwaukee WI 53202 Company Web site: www.mimmas.com Industry: Restaurant/hospitality Number of employees: 17...
