June 10, 2024

In this issue: - Unlocking growth: Family businesses walk fine line between metrics and culture - Local couple launched thriving real estate investment business, leave mark on greater community - City, neighbors at odds as Wauwatosa village sees interest from developers - DEI is dead: It’s time to embrace a new era of inclusive leadership

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Unlocking growth: Family businesses walk fine line between metrics and culture

When the sibling owners of Glenroy Inc. were considering a recent building expansion, they faced an important question. What kind...

Executing the handoff

Heather Nelson was approached multiple times about succeeding David Schuelke as president and CEO of Spring Bank before ultimately...

What’s the working capital adjustment and why is it a pain point in selling a business?

Ask someone who has sold their business which part of the deal caused the most stress and there is...

Victor’s pending sale a cautionary tale in failure to establish succession plan

It’s an all too familiar situation. The patriarch of a family business dies and the children of the founder...

Made in Milwaukee: Denali Ingredients produces more than 1,000 unique baked inclusions

Denali Ingredients 2400 S. Calhoun Road, New Berlin INDUSTRY: Food manufacturing EMPLOYEES: 120-plus...

Lending with purpose

Anthony and Teresa Machi met in a classic Milwaukee way: at Henry Maier Festival Park, on a summer night...

Coffee Break: Kelly Armstrong

President Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood 2222 63rd St., Kenosha (temporary location) kin-kenosha.org Industry: Economic development Employees: 1 full-time employee, 12 board members Kelly Armstrong was...

Rev Up: Wisconsin native returns home to grow software startup Rownd

Leadership: Co-founders Robert Thelen (CEO), Matthew Hamann (CTO) and Rachel Orrino (head of design) Location: Milwaukee and Durham, North Carolina...

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