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Ann Barry Hanneman elected president of IBA of Wisconsin board

Ann Barry Hanneman, a shareholder in the Labor and Employment Section of Milwaukee-based law firm von Briesen & Roper, s.c., was recently elected president of the board of directors of the Independent Business Association of Wisconsin.

The Bartolotta Restaurants hires veteran HR execs

The Bartolotta Restaurants has hired Manny Lara as chief human resources officer and Jenny Wilke as the company's first-ever director of people and culture. 

City on a Hill names Art Serna as its CEO

City on a Hill, a nonprofit focused on eliminating poverty in Milwaukee, has named Art Serna as its next chief executive officer.

Lad Lake names new president and CEO

Lad Lake has promoted its executive vice president Donelle Hauser to be president and chief executive officer of the Dousman-based nonprofit organization.

MGS creates CTO position, makes internal promotion

Tooling and custom molding manufacturer MGS Mfg. Group has promoted Shawn Krenke to chief technology officer, a newly created position for the Germantown-based manufacturer.
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Milwaukee Athletic Club names executive chef

With an end to its $62 million building renovation project in sight, the Milwaukee Athletic Club has named a new executive chef.

Yabuki family’s $20 million gift to Children’s mental health services motivated by personal loss

Children's Wisconsin announced Monday that it had received its largest-ever single gift: a $20 million donation from the Yabuki Family Foundation to fund mental and behavioral health services across its facilities.

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