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Challenges create opportunities
Steve Sazama, alias "Saz," opened Saz's State House restaurant in March 1976. Thus began Saz's inextricable tie with the Milwaukee community. The business has grown to include Saz's Catering, Saz's Barbecue Products and Saz's Festival Division.
Cover the bases
After reviewing more than 60 entrepreneurial business plans for DeVry University and the Governor's Business Plan contest, I found that the plans shared similar strengths and weaknesses.
Building bridges
Question: "Employees in the customer service department I supervise are catching flak from other departments...
The Fudgsicle principle
Have you ever eaten a Fudgsicle? If not, I recommend it. But more importantly, I recommend your management team act like a Fudgsicle – that is to say, be consistent all the way through.
Money Directory
Most investors have seen their portfolios take a significant hit during the Great Recession. It is not uncommon...
Triangle Tool launches new division
Triangle Tool Corp., a Milwaukee-based specialty tool maker that serves the plastics industry, recently completed an 18,000-square-foot addition to house its new specialty tooling division.
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L.T. Hampel Corp. is flush with business
In June, Germantown-based L.T. Hampel Corp., a thermoforming plastics manufacturer, sold its line of branded portable restroom products to Satellite Industries, a Minneapolis company. Satellite is the industry leader in the portable restroom business.
Dutchland Plastics makes a lean transformation
To boost its efficiency and improve its chances for long-term growth, Oostburg-based Dutchland Plastics Corp. is consolidating its local operations into one 160,000-square-foot facility.
Molding a New Future
The plastics industry, particularly the molding sector, has a rich history in southeastern Wisconsin. The region has been home to hundreds of injection molders, thermoformers and blow molders for decades, employing thousands of people.
Tool tracks Twitter conversations
The development of applications surrounding social media tools such as Twitter is seemingly endless. However, the development of Milwaukee-based Spreenkler's TwitterLens enables individuals and companies to virtually "listen in" on conversations anywhere in the world, and allows them to do it in an organized, easy to monitor manner.
