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“Leading with Your Legacy in Mind”
In his recently published book, "Leading with Your Legacy in Mind: Building Lasting Value in Business and Life," business coach Andrew Thorn helps readers define the legacy they want to leave in both their personal and professional lives.
Midwest Engineering Systems moving into larger space
Midwest Engineering Systems Inc.
N26 W23445 Paul Road, Pewaukee
Industry: Automation systems
Employees: 110
www.mwes.com
8.2%
Wisconsin's bioscience industry is “sizable and growing,” with the number of jobs in the industry growing 8.2 percent to nearly 31,800 between 2007 and 2012, according to a new Battelle/BIO report.
Aging population could reshape workforce
An aging workforce and a growing cadre of retired workers seem destined to provide difficult economic challenges for Wisconsin in the future.
James Grunewald, CEO/Owner of Dynamic Inc.
James Grunewald
CEO/Owner
Dynamic Inc.
1526 S. 12th St., Sheboygan
www.dynamicdoes.com
Industry: Advertising
Employees: 10
Family: My wife, Kristin
Buford is new president of Workforce Investment Board
Earl Buford has been appointed president and chief executive officer of the Milwaukee Area Workforce Investment Board, succeeding Donald Sykes, who has served in that capacity since 2006.
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Wall Street has mixed reactions about utilities’ merger
Wisconsin Energy Corp.'s proposed acquisition of Integrys Energy Group Inc. for $9.1 billion in cash and stock is drawing mixed reviews on Wall Street.
Parker could be game-changer for Bucks
The Milwaukee Bucks and new owners Marc Lasry and Wesley Edens are hopeful that first-round draft pick Jabari Parker will be a game-changer on and off the basketball court for the organization.
BizTimes Media 2014 Giving Guide
BizTimes Media’s fourth annual Giving Guide offers southeastern Wisconsin’s business community an outlet to connect with area nonprofit organizations for philanthropic involvement.
Abele now holds political ‘hot potato’
Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele is pledging to be nonpartisan and as respectful of individuals' privacy as possible in dealing with the public release of John Doe emails in coming weeks.
