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"I'm the kind of person who jumps off the cliff and figures out how to build wings on the way down…Pediatricians help make small changes in a child's life that have an impact over time," said Robert Rohloff, M.D., who is especially proud of the change he and his partners at Children's Medical Group-Southwest Pediatrics made seven years ago, when they began approaching health care in a more family-centered fashion.

Dr. Charles Lanzarotti was the first doctor in Wisconsin to offer cryoballoon treatment for patients suffering from symptomatic paroxysmal atrial fibrillation.

Southeastern Wisconsin is blessed to have the service and dedication of thousands of caring nurses.

Dr. Howard Jacob and other doctors at the Medical College of Wisconsin were the first in the world to map the sequence of the DNA of a human being and use the information to make a diagnosis and treatment plan.

The work saved the life of 6-year-old Nicholas Volker.

We salute our Health Care Heroes

Milwaukee-based Heartland Advisors Inc. recently won an award from the Mutual Fund Education Alliance for its white paper, "Dividends: A Review of Historical Returns."

Today, banking, and in particular refinancing, is on the minds of many small business owners, and one way to impress your banker and to speed up the loan process is through good financial planning.

A report by Community Bankers of Wisconsin shows that through the third quarter, net income for Wisconsin banks with assets of less than $1 billion is up 87 percent over last year.

Discussions about mobile technologies have become everyday conversations among business owners and executives. That, coupled with some regional initiatives that push for education, collaboration and advancements in the technology design and development community, could help put Milwaukee on the map next to cities such as Palo Alto, Calif., and Austin, Texas.

The downtown Milwaukee hotel market will gain a major competitor in mid-2013, when a new 200-room, full-service, Marriott hotel opens.