MADISON, Wis. – The latest episode of “WisBusiness.com: The Show,” features Buckley Brinkman, executive director and chief executive officer of the Wisconsin Center for Manufacturing and Productivity. Brinkman talks about what kind of services WCMP offers to manufacturers and how AI is vital to being more innovative and productive. The Show also previews recent and upcoming events.
Click here for the latest episode, which is produced in collaboration with WisBusiness.com. The show is sponsored by the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. and Exact Sciences. Miss a show? Visit our archives at https://wisconsintechnologycouncil.com/newsroom/wisbusiness-the-show/
Upcoming events:
- Oct. 22, Election “tech” in Wisconsin. Sheraton Hotel, Madison
Join two former presidential advisors, Republican Ben Ginsberg and Democrat Bob Bauer, as well as veteran election administrators from Wisconsin for a luncheon focused on how the voting systems in Wisconsin work to protect our democracy. Ginsberg and Bauer co-chaired the last Presidential Commission on Election Administration. They will be joined by Rock County Clerk Lisa Tollefson, who is an officer in the statewide association of county election officials, and the technology director and security lead for the Wisconsin Elections Commission, a bipartisan state agency. Visit wisconsintechnologycouncil.com to register!
- Nov. 13-14, Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium, Monona Terrace Convention Center, Madison. This two-day conference will feature more than 40 presenting companies, investors from Wisconsin and beyond, two keynote sessions,10 panels or workshops, luncheons, a reception and much more. We’re on track for one of the largest crowds in recent years, so feel free to join in for great information and insights, networking and excellent speakers. Visit wisconsintechnologycouncil.com to register!
Recent events:
- Sept. 24, Madison, Morgridge Institute for Research: Where “sparks” are flying! Morgridge is a biomedical research institute working toward a fundamental understanding of biology to drive advances in human health. Some of the best scientists on campus, or anywhere, are working there. It’s also home to the next generation of scientists – people who engaged on the cutting edge of biomedical imaging, regenerative biology, structural biology and metabolism. Check out coverage of “Rising Sparks” researchers Danielle Desa, Peter Dukos and executive director Dr. Brad Schwartz on our website! wisconsintechnologycouncil.com
- Oct. 3, Madison, the annual W.O.M.E.N. Reception. Joanna Burish, who is a business leader, former arts producer and advocate, spoke Oct. 3 at the annual W•O•M•E•N reception in Madison.
Burish talked about her background – from emigrating from Israel to the United States at the age of seven, to being a producer in Hollywood, New York and the Cannes Film Festival, and her most recent experiences in the finance world. Thanks to our hosts, J.H. Findorff & Son. Read more about the event at wisconsintechnologycouncil.com
