May 20, 2024
In this issue:
- In their blood - Versiti makes huge impact on health care and Milwaukee’s economy
- Speculative industrial development stagnates in region
- Signs of reshoring amid complex period for supply chains
- Commentary: Who deserves credit for the Microsoft data center project?
Project Pitch It: Muskego-based Pop’s Kettle Corn looks to sustain early growth, expand nationally
Leadership: Mark Knudsen
Address: S79 W18907 Janesville Road, Muskego
Website: orderpops.com
What it does: Family-owned producer of kettle corn, other treats
Founded:...
My Favorite Tech: Gunnar Stapp
Gunnar Stapp
PGA assistant golf professional, Hidden Glen Golf Club
Certified PGA HOPE instructor
Gunnar Stapp assists in the day-to-day...
Signs of reshoring amid complex period for supply chains
The past eight years have been a whirlwind if nothing else for supply chain professionals.
Tariffs and a trade...
Changes to Wisconsin’s Badger Fund of Funds program poised to help attract outside investment
Recent changes to the state-backed venture capital program Badger Fund of Funds aim to make it easier for fund...
SBA lending in Wisconsin decreased in 2023, this year is off to a mixed start
Lending to Wisconsin businesses through the U.S. Small Business Administration’s two main programs decreased in fiscal 2023, and fiscal...
BizExpo keynote speaker will provide insights to creating a legendary brand
What techniques can business leaders employ to build their business into a legendary brand, with a cult following like...
In their blood: Versiti makes huge impact on health care and Milwaukee’s economy
When Gabriella Flater was 8 years old, her father died of complications related to hemophilia.
Roughly 20 years later, the...
