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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.
Organize your affairs to avoid the post-death scavenger hunt
Executing a will or a trust to dispose or administer assets after death can be sound planning, but it is not complete planning. Where is everything? Who should be contacted? What does this strange key open?
Thorough planning should include an organized guide for your spouse, child or any other person responsible for collecting assets, paying bills or making distributions for your beneficiaries.
Thorough planning should include an organized guide for your spouse, child or any other person responsible for collecting assets, paying bills or making distributions for your beneficiaries.
Making running a social affair
Patrick Bieser, president and founder of Shorewood-based Northwoods Software Development Inc., does more than run his own company.
He runs approximately 40 miles a week, and is the president of the Milwaukee Running Group – OMG, an organization that celebrated its one-year anniversary on Sept. 1. (OMG stands for the Original Milwaukee Running Group; the “R” is silent.)
“There's other running groups in the area that are much larger than us, but they don't have a friend basis,” Bieser said. “Ours is friends and fun and social on equal parts with running.”
He runs approximately 40 miles a week, and is the president of the Milwaukee Running Group – OMG, an organization that celebrated its one-year anniversary on Sept. 1. (OMG stands for the Original Milwaukee Running Group; the “R” is silent.)
“There's other running groups in the area that are much larger than us, but they don't have a friend basis,” Bieser said. “Ours is friends and fun and social on equal parts with running.”
LISC calls for MANDI Awards nominations
Local Initiatives Support Corporation’s Milwaukee affiliate is accepting nominations for its 2016 MANDI Awards program, which will recognize individuals...
“Ego at Work”
A person’s ego can either help or hinder that person at work. Susan K. Wehrley’s sixth book, “Ego at...
Bruno’s mobility products help people stay on the move
Bruno Independent Living Aids Inc. 1780 Executive Drive, Oconomowoc Industry: Metal fabrication Employees: 350www.bruno.com Twenty-two percent of U.S. adults...
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$1.475 billion
Glendale-based Johnson Controls Inc. recently completed the $1.475 billion sale of its Global Workplace Solutions segment to CBRE Group.
Foreign affairs
Gov. Scott Walker might regret telling President Barack Obama that he should cancel this month’s meeting and dinner with...
Brian Bennett
Brian BennettPresident/owner, STIR Advertising & Integrated Messaging135 W. Wells St., Ste. 800, Milwaukeewww.stirstuff.comIndustry: Advertising and marketingNumber of employees: 21Family:...
Another new leader for WEDC
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corp., the state's job creation agency, has another new leader that will try to fix its problems and public image.
Mark Hogan, a Wauwatosa resident and a former executive for M&I Bank and BMO Harris Bank, was recently named the new chief executive officer of the WEDC by Gov. Scott Walker. Hogan has served as chairman of the board for the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority since March of this year.
“Mark Hogan is a proven and respected leader in finance and business, and we are honored to have him as a partner in our efforts to grow the economy, create jobs, and keep Wisconsin heading in the right direction,” Walker said.
Mark Hogan, a Wauwatosa resident and a former executive for M&I Bank and BMO Harris Bank, was recently named the new chief executive officer of the WEDC by Gov. Scott Walker. Hogan has served as chairman of the board for the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority since March of this year.
“Mark Hogan is a proven and respected leader in finance and business, and we are honored to have him as a partner in our efforts to grow the economy, create jobs, and keep Wisconsin heading in the right direction,” Walker said.
