December 9, 2024
In this issue:
• 2024 Best in Business: Lifting up Milwaukee
• Innovators and entrepreneurs to watch
• Jefferson County attracts food and beverage manufacturing
• Housing development picks up in Kenosha County
Innovators to Watch: Waukesha County Technical College
Pewaukee | Founded: 1923
Employees: 1,500 (including staff, faculty and adjunct instructors)
wctc.edu
Waukesha County Technical College opened its new Applied AI...
Innovators to Watch: Timber + Partners
Milwaukee | Founded: 2024
Timber.partners
Looking to deploy their model of mass timber buildings nationally, the leaders of Milwaukee-based development firm...
Innovators and Entrepreneurs to Watch
For many years, BizTimes Media has recognized the region’s top innovators and entrepreneurs. This year we are doing so...
Lifting up Milwaukee: The region’s top newsmakers of 2024
In December of each year, the editorial staff at BizTimes Milwaukee selects the “Best in Business,” recognizing the region’s...
Corporation of the Year: Microsoft makes waves with $3.3 billion artificial intelligence data center project in Mount Pleasant
With Gov. Tony Evers calling it a “watershed moment for Wisconsin” and President Joe Biden calling it “transformative,” Microsoft...
CEO of the year: Chris Miskel leads Versiti’s continued growth in efforts to advance blood health
Leadership is a team sport, according to Versiti president and chief executive officer Chris Miskel, and Versiti’s upward trajectory...
Small Business of the Year: Speed and agility key to Craft Beverage Warehouse’s continued growth
Despite the beverage industry’s constantly shifting landscape, Milwaukee-based Craft Beverage Warehouse has proved it’s found a business model that...
Family-Owned Business of the Year: Wolter leans heavily on M&A to achieve fast, widespread growth
In February, Brookfield-based Wolter Inc., a material handling distribution company, received a game-changing investment from BBH Capital, a private...
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Community Leader of the Year: ThriveOn Collaboration aims to bring King Drive ‘back to life’ with $120 million redevelopment project
ThriveOn King has opened its doors to the public – a monumental milestone for the catalytic development aimed to...
