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Funding program launched for local filmmakers

Milwaukee Film has announced the creation of the Brico Forward Fund. The annual grant program will provide funding opportunities...

Playing soccer across the sphere

When David Gazzo, chief executive officer of New Berlin-based Felss Rotaform LLC, moved to the United States 13 years...

“How to Fly a Horse”

Entrepreneur and technology thought leader Kevin Ashton steers readers through the process of business innovation in his recently published book, “How to Fly a Horse: The Secret History of Creation, Invention, and Discovery.”

New culture, processes fuel Steel Rule Diemasters’ growth

Steel Rule Diemasters Inc.8219 W. Bradley Road, MilwaukeeIndustry: Die cuttingEmployees: 16www.steel-rule-die.com Steel Rule Diemasters Inc. was started 14 years...

67%

In a recent survey conducted by Brookfield-based staffing and recruiting firm QPS Employment Group, 67 percent of respondents rated the current labor market as being difficult or extremely difficult in which to hire quality employees for open roles. The survey assessed hiring trends and plans among Midwestern companies.

Open records attack sparked outrage

Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel gets an A-plus for his quick and sharp criticism of a dramatic eleventh hour...
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Jesse Ziemienski & Dean Ziemienski

Jesse Ziemienski, PresidentDean Ziemienski, Vice presidentAmerican Tree Experts2100 S. Springdale Road, New Berlinwww.atetreecare.com Industry: Tree care/arboricultureEmployees: 13 What was...

Bublr Bikes aims to expand access to bike share

Milwaukee bike share service Bublr Bikes recently announced plans to provide more access to its bikes, particularly in low-income neighborhoods.

Know thy audience, create great content

With more than one billion people using social media to connect to friends and brands and consume content, you may think the key to gaining more fans on social is to create content that appeals to everyone – that’s hardly the case.

As journalist Dan Sinker puts it, “Everyone isn’t an audience. (It’s) the byproduct of an incredibly successful thing that was made for a far more specific bunch of people.”

Walker makes it official: ‘I’m in’

One day after he signed the $72.7 billion state budget, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker finally made it official, announcing that he is running for president.

On his campaign website, Walker posted a video that announced his candidacy and set the tone for how he will try to separate himself from a crowded GOP field.

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