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🔒 Teig Whaley-Smith appointed to lead Community Development Alliance

Teig Whaley-Smith, former director of Milwaukee County's department of administrative services, was recently appointed to lead the Milwaukee-based Community Development Alliance.

Ovation Communities adding specialized memory care community to its campus

Ovation Communities in Milwaukee has begun renovations on its East Side campus to add a specialized memory care community.

CNBC star Marcus Lemonis issues $5 million giving challenge for Marquette

Camping World chief executive officer and TV personality Marcus Lemonis this week issued a $5 million giving challenge in support of Marquette University.

Campsite 131 in Third Ward to become new western-themed bar

A new concept by the owners of Camp Bar will bring live music and smoked cocktails to Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward this spring.

🔒 Marcus Corp. CFO Doug Neis to retire after 36 years

The Marcus Corp. announced Thursday that Doug Neis will retire as executive vice president and chief financial officer on May 15, after 36 years of service.

Briggs & Stratton sells Wauwatosa plant for $24 million

Wauwatosa-based Briggs & Stratton has sold its Burleigh Street plant to an affiliate of Milwaukee-based Phoenix Investors for just under $24 million, according to state real estate records.

Cara Spoto joins BizTimes Milwaukee as real estate reporter

Cara Spoto has joined BizTimes Milwaukee as a reporter to cover the commercial and residential real estate beat.

Leadership: Preparing leaders for the exceptional future

Ultimately, it isn’t what you have as a leader. It’s what you’re going to do with what you have.

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Why and how we’re covering K-12 education as a business publication|Ep.115

This episode of the BizTimes MKE Podcast features two conversations. First, BizTimes Media co-owners Dan and Kate Meyer discuss...

Fiserv Forum ready for its busiest week ever

Fiserv Forum will host seven events in the next six days, making it the busiest week of events ever for the arena, which opened in 2018.

Bronzeville Center for the Arts’ purchase of former DNR building nets final approval

The Bronzeville Center for the Arts' offer to buy the former Department of Natural Resources building on Milwaukee's north side received final approval Tuesday, paving the way for the planned cultural center to move forward.