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Smooth sailing
A.J. Schweda, owner of Premier Machine Tool Midwest LLC in Hartland, got into sailing at a very early age. As a child, he lived on Lake Nagawicka in Hartland. His neighbor, a boy about the same age as him, had no one to sail with and asked Schweda if he'd crew for him.
Schweda became hooked on sailing.
Schweda became hooked on sailing.
Hope Shelter offers living, sanitation solutions
The Hope Shelter is a for-profit company with a humanitarian goal — to provide products that meet the basic needs of those living in developing countries.
2.3%
Wisconsin entrepreneurs formed 2.3 percent more businesses in 2011 than they did in 2010, according to a recent report...
Deborah Seeger, VP of Operations & Co-Founder of Patina Solutions Group, Inc.
Deborah SeegerVice president of operations and co-founder Patina Solutions Group, Inc.13890 Bishops Dr.,Brookfield, WI 53005www.patinasolutions.com Industry: Professional services...
Ryan won’t support Internet piracy bill
U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Janesville) found himself at the center of a controversy he did not create this month.
Leveraging social media for SEO
Social media serves many purposes for your business. You can leverage social media networks, such as Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn to drive awareness of new content, announce promotions or new products, or demonstrate your expertise to connect with people in your industry. The potential uses are vast.
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Strategic thinking is crucial for Wisconsin nonprofits
According to the results of the recently released 2011 Wisconsin Nonprofit Economic Impact report, nonprofits in the state will face more challenges in the year ahead, including increased demandS for their services and a decrease in government funding to help organizations provide those services.
GMC board members cautiously optimistic
Editor’s note: BizTimes asked Julia Taylor, president of the Greater Milwaukee Committee, to ask some of her board members to share their thoughts about the year ahead in business.
As fundamentals improve stateside, they deteriorate abroad
Editor’s note: The following observations were culled from the latest U.S. Economic Outlook report by Paul Kasriel, chief economist at Northern Trust Bank in Chicago.
Stocks usually rise in presidential year
If history is a reliable predictor of the future, 2012 should be a strong year for the U.S. stock market.
