Wisconsin Economic Development Corp.: Ripon and La Point two “Coolest Small Towns in America”
Contact: Tom Thieding, 608-267-9661 tom.thieding@wisconsin.gov
MADISON – La Point and Ripon, Wisconsin, are two of the top ten “Coolest Small Towns in America” according to Budget Travel magazine’s September issue. The two towns were selected through voting on BudgetTravel.com from 10,000 nominees.
Budget Travel “Coolest Small Towns in America” Rankings
Lewisburg, WV Astoria, OR Clayton, NY Eureka Springs, AR La Pointe, WI...
UW-Stevens Point: To promote sustainable travel
Recognizing the need for energy-friendly modes of transportation, students, faculty and staff at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point are joining efforts to walk, bike or carpool to the campus as part of Sustainable Travel to Campus Week on Sept. 19-23.
In a proclamation to mark the week, Chancellor Bernie Patterson urged the campus community to find sustainable ways to the...
Sperry Van Ness, Madison: Announces lease to Hallman Lindsay
Contact: Jeff Jansen Sperry Van Ness (608) 821-1401 jeff.jansen@svn.com...
Madison Public Library Foundation: Beer & chocolate pair up for library foundation fundraiser
Contact: Jennifer Collins, Executive Director
jcollins@mplfoundation.org
Office: 608.266.6318 Cell: 917.838.9233
Madison, Wis - The Madison Public Library Foundation has teamed up with local brewers and chocolatiers for a new twist on its annual fall fundraising event on October 6. This year’s event ‘Ex Libris: A Review of Beer and Chocolate’ will feature artisanal beer and chocolate pairings from New Glarus Brewing Co., Ale...
Leadership Wisconsin: Wanted: Highly motivated individuals with demonstrated leadership looking to make a difference
Media Contact: Kimberly Clist, 608/263-0817 or kimberly.clist@ces.uwex.edu
Wisconsin’s future prosperity is directly dependent upon the quality and contributions of its leadership. Leadership Wisconsin recognizes the need for educating existing and emerging leaders and providing them with effective tools to develop initiatives that will enhance the quality of life and address social and economic issues in Wisconsin. Every...
Wisconsin Academy: The Wisconsin People & Ideas / Wisconsin Book Festival 2012 Short Story and Poetry Contests
Wisconsin People & Ideas regularly publishes some of the best poetry and fiction from around the state, and now it's your chance to become a part of Wisconsin's new literary canon. Enter your poems and short stories in our annual contests, which run from this September 15 to December 15, and receive up to $500 and other prizes along...
Morgridge Institute for Research: Adds to leadership, scientific talent
Contact: Jennifer Sereno, Communications
Morgridge Institute for Research
(608) 770-8084
jsereno@warf.org
MADISON, Wis.— As the scientific capacity of the Morgridge Institute for Research continues to grow, three recent additions will add significantly to the private, nonprofit institute’s leadership and scientific talent.
The recently hired employees are:
* Jeanne McCabe, chief operating officer. McCabe joins the Morgridge Institute for Research in this new position following...
AT&T Foundation: Gives $5,000 to Wisconsin Women’s Business Initiative Corporation
For more information, contact:
Jim Greer, AT&T Wisconsin
Office: 608-237-6296
Mobile: 414-520-6398
E-mail: jim.greer@att.com
Grant will support Rural Microenterprise Gateway program’s technology outreach
MILWAUKEE, WI., September 16, 2011 — Today, the AT&T Foundation, the philanthropic arm of AT&T* Inc. (NYSE:T) announced a grant of $5,000 to the Wisconsin Women’s Business Initiative Corporation (WWBIC), a statewide economic development organization focused on business creation,...
UW-Milwaukee: Transit study quantifies economic impact to Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE – A new study by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM) shows that the proposed 2012 budget cuts to the Milwaukee County Transit System would result in the loss of bus service to 997 employers, affecting thousands of employees at those companies.
The study, conducted by the UWM Center for Economic Development, found that, at a minimum, 13,553 jobs in...
