Welcome to a new episode of “WisBusiness: The Show,” a twice-a-month Web show covering state business news and issues.
In this episode, Tom Still talks about the Wisconsin YES! contest, which he calls a great opportunity for middle and high school students to earn entrepreneurship experience. Then, WEA Trust’s Mark Moody talks about the history of his non-profit insurance organization and its involvement in the Wisconsin YES! program.
The show is produced by Tweedee Productions of Madison and sponsored by GrantThornton, Madison Gas & Electric, Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek S.C. and UW-Milwaukee.
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Webcast Partners: Wisconsin Technology Council | Tweedee Productions |
EPISODE ARCHIVE:
– Feature interview: Mike Theo, president and CEO of the Wisconsin Realtors Association
– Feature interview: Kay Koplovitz, chair of Springboard Enterprises
– Feature interview: Quintessence Biosciences CEO Ralph Kauten
– Feature interview: Aquamost CEO Todd Asmuth
– Feature interview: TEAM Companies’ Mike Wicker
– Feature interview: Eric Girard from Van Holten’s pickles
– Feature interview: NanoOncology CEO Tom Primiano
– Feature interview: AT&T Wisconsin’s Scott VanderSanden
– Feature interview: Veteran Entrepreneurial Transfer’s Ted Lasser
– Feature interview: LIVEyearbook President Don Noskowiak
– Feature interview: Kauffman Foundation’s Tim Kane
– Feature interview: Zurex Pharma President & CEO Carmine Durham
– Feature interview: WMC President Kurt Bauer
– Feature interview: Greg Meier, The Talent Lab
– Feature interview: Zach Brandon, Wisconsin Angel Network
– Feature interview: Departing WMC President Jim Haney
– Feature interview: Doug Nelson, M&I Bank
– Feature interview: Rod HIse, The Luminis Group
– Feature interview: Zack Robbins of the Morgridge Institute for Research
– Feature interview: Dept. of Commerce Secretary Paul Jadin
– Feature interview: Thad Nation, executive director of Wired Wisconsin
– Feature interview: Mark Bugher, director of University Research Park
– Feature interview: Paul Carbone, managing director of R.W. Baird
– Feature interview: Winslow Sargeant of the Small Business Administration
– Feature interview: David Jones Jr. of Chrysalis Ventures
– Feature interview: Early Stage Symposium keynote speaker Bill Joos
– Feature interview: TDS President and CEO Dave Wittwer
– Feature interview: Brian Thompson, president of UWM Research Foundation
– Feature interview: John Neis, managing director of Venture Investors
– Feature interview: Biolonix president Jim Tretheway
– Feature interview: Mark Underwood, the president of Quincy Bioscience
– Feature interview: Bryan Renk of BioFoward
– Feature interview: Phoenix Nuclear’s Greg Piefer
– Feature interview: Jeff Madden, construction executive for Mortenson Construction
– Feature interview: Lee Edwards, CEO of Virent Systems
– Feature interview: Sean Baxter, Kayser Automotive Group
– Feature interview: Jim Haney of WMC
– Feature interview: Joe Kremer, director of the Wisconsin Angel Network
– Feature interview: Dr. Sang Kim of the Morgridge Institute for Research
– Feature interview: Katina Kravik, CEO of Northwire Technical Cable, Inc.
– Feature interview: Compact Particle Acceleration Corporation CEO Shawn Guse
– Feature interview: HarQen CEO Kelly Fitzsimmons
– Feature interview: state Commerce Secretary and beer entrepreneur Dick Leinenkugel
– Feature interview: Kevin Conroy, president and CEO of Exact Sciences
– Feature interview: Bill Malkasian, president of the Wisconsin Realtors Association
– Feature interview: Rod Hise, president of the Luminis Group
– Feature interview: Kurt Bauer, President of the Wisconsin Bankers Association.
– Feature interview: Teresa Esser, managing director of Silicon Pastures.
– Feature interview: Bill McCoshen of Competitive Wisconsin.
– Feature interview: Scott Vander Sanden, President of AT&T in Wisconsin.
– Feature interview: Tim Keane, director of the Marquette Golden Angels Network.
– Feature interview: Toni Sikes, Senior Adviser with Gruppo Levey and Company
– Feature interview: Jim Haney of WMC
– See the late September pilot featuring University Research Park Director Mark Bugher