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Embrace our differences: Inclusion is an act of confidence
In order to compete more successfully in business, we must draw upon the skills and experience of a diverse...
Leverage the experience of Gen X: With baby boomer retirements, they are poised to assume leadership
A number of years ago, when the issue of generational challenges emerged, the theme was, “There are four generations...
You can change: Personal development is an ongoing process
Recently, as I checked out at my favorite market I overheard the man behind me say to his companion,...
Personnel File – September 21, 2015
Banking & Finance
Mutual Financial Group, a subsidiary of Brown Deer-based Bank Mutual, has added Adam Gafner as a financial...
Private donors step up for UW
Before Wisconsin Badgers running back Melvin Gordon completed his then NCAA record-setting 408-yard rushing performance, the Nov. 15, 2014...
Collaboration is key to global success
John Scheibel
CEO, Trefoil Group
735 N. Water St., Suite 200, Milwaukee
Industry: Integrated marketing communications
Employees: 18
www.trefoilgroup.com
John Scheibel is CEO of...
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Biz Notes – 092115
Columbia St. Mary’s receives cancer achievement award
Columbia St. Mary’s Cancer Center Milwaukee won the mid-year 2015 Outstanding Achievement...
Cover story: Work hard, play hard
Read more about Zywave’s recent growth in the cover story of the new issue of BizTimes Milwaukee.
The convergence of HR and social media
It’s 2015, and the primary means of sharing information has, without a doubt, become social media. But just as it’s easy for us to share through social, it’s also easy for businesses to connect with colleagues and current/prospective employees.
That’s why it’s important for HR departments to realize how social media can be incorporated into the overseeing of internal and external communications:
That’s why it’s important for HR departments to realize how social media can be incorporated into the overseeing of internal and external communications:
The Cheel’s Turret
The Cheel restaurant in Thiensville has a new feature on the exterior of the Queen Ann-style building, which was built in the 1890s. A turret, which includes a bronze eagle handmade by Thiensville artist Allen Caucutt and sculptor Tom Queoff, was recently added to the building. Jesse and Barkha Daily bought the three-story, 1,600-square-foot building in 2013, renovated it and opened The Cheel, a Himalayan-flavored restaurant, last year. Cheel is a Nepalese word for eagle.
