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Concordia University Wisconsin’s School of Pharmacy Receives $380,000 Federal Grant To Research TB
Concordia University Wisconsin's School of Pharmacy (CUWSOP) surpassed the $1 million mark in federal research grants this past year, marking an historic achievement for the largely teaching-focused University. The CUWSOP, only the second pharmacy school in Wisconsin, is actively recruiting its fourth class of future pharmacists who will begin classes next fall.
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Work here, play here
It was the 1970s, and Gary Comer was shuttling back and forth from his weekend getaway farm near Soldiers Grove, Wisconsin and Chicago, where he lived and ran a sailing supply business called Lands' End.
Open for Business: Wisconsin offers a warm welcome
Moving his Illinois trade show exhibit business to Wisconsin in 2011 was scary, says Tim Roberts, chief executive officer at Catalyst Exhibits in Pleasant Prairie.
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Directory: Economic Development Regions
In Wisconsin, economic development doesn't just happen at the state level. Regional and local organizations work within their communities...
Creating a multiplier effect
How economic development partnerships create new opportunities for Wisconsin businesses
One of the challenges businesses face when seeking business development assistance is that they often don't know what resources are available outside of traditional financing or consulting services they may receive from their lenders, accountants or law firms. They may also view state or other public assistance as ineffective or coming with too many strings attached. However, once businesses realize the many forms and sources of
financial and technical assistance available, a whole new world of opportunity opens up.
One of the challenges businesses face when seeking business development assistance is that they often don't know what resources are available outside of traditional financing or consulting services they may receive from their lenders, accountants or law firms. They may also view state or other public assistance as ineffective or coming with too many strings attached. However, once businesses realize the many forms and sources of
financial and technical assistance available, a whole new world of opportunity opens up.