Experts at Business Day in Madison predicted a less-regulated future. Jay Timmons, (pictured here) president and CEO of the National Association of Manufacturers, ended his “State of Manufacturing” tour by speaking at the Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce event Wednesday. On
Eric Borgerding, CEO and president of the Wisconsin Hospital Association, says any replacement for the Affordable Care Act coming down the pipe must fairly reflect Wisconsin’s health care improvements. “Here we are again on the brink of upheaval in health
Free Bikes 4 Kidz Madison, the local branch of a national bike-giving nonprofit, is going into its pilot season under enthusiastic leadership. “The process is, we collect them, we refurbish them, and we give them away,” said Andy Quant, (pictured
Gov. Scott Walker’s capital budget includes $5 million for constructing a new Brown County STEM Innovation Center in Green Bay, drawing praise from lawmakers and economic development leaders. It would be built in the 240-acre Brown County Research and Innovation
Business-owners in Wisconsin helped fuel the “Day Without Latinxs, Immigrants, and Refugees.” Monday’s protest ended with a march that led from the offices of Voces de la Frontera, an immigrant advocacy group, to the steps of the Milwaukee County Courthouse.
Smart Choice MRI, a Mequon company that offers MRIs for $600 or less, has named a new CRO as it approaches the end of a February funding round. The company now has 17 clinics across three different markets, and CEO
Re Mixers, a Madison-based startup that got second place in the 2016 Governor’s Business Plan Contest, is trying to break into the adhesive application market with disruptive engineering and design. The company secured a $500,000 investment from N29 Capital Partners
When it comes to raising money in the Fox Valley region, getting investors to take risks on young companies is no easy task. For the region to compete with Madison, Milwaukee, and other entrepreneurial hubs across the country, that hesitation
DotCom Therapy, a growing company specializing in remote health technology, has begun a worldwide speaking tour as it prepares for a move to Madison. The co-founders, Rachel Robinson and Emily Purdom, will present at the Alaska Statewide Special Education Conference
ParqEx, a startup that lets people rent out individual parking spaces through an app, is expanding to Madison and Milwaukee this spring. The company is based in Chicago, with over 12,000 active users on its platform each month. And the
President Trump’s executive order blocking immigration from seven majority-Muslim countries is raising worries about how a Trump presidency will affect Wisconsin’s workforce and visas that bring in skilled tech workers from overseas.
Manny Vasquez, vice president of the Fox Cities Regional Partnership, is stepping down from his post and moving to Newmark Grubb Pfefferle, an Appleton-based real estate company.
Kevin Dwyer, CEO of HealthConnect.Link, has made it his mission to connect low-income and uninsured people to affordable health and social services.
StartingBlock Madison and American Family Insurance used state-of-the-art virtual reality modeling to successfully present plans for the new innovation hub.
OnLume, a Madison-based medical device company, has developed imaging technology that relieves the need for dim lighting in the operating room without sacrificing image quality during FIGS procedures.
