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WisBusiness: the Show with Tommy Stanek of Graceful Management Systems

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Contact: Tom Still or Julie Johnson at 608-442-7557 To learn more online: www.wisconsintechnologycouncil.com MADISON, Wis. – In the latest episode of “WisBusiness.com: The Show,” Tommy Stanek of Graceful Management Systems talks about how its software system helps manage unexpected construction costs, scheduling delays and communication issues with contractors. The Show also previews recent and...

WAF: $1.5 million investment reduces Wabash Castings’ environmental footprint

For Immediate Release                                                                  January 24, 2024 (Wabash, IN / Manitowoc, WI) Wabash Castings Inc. has installed a new, $1.5 million JOEST Complete Shaker System that will improve operations and reduce landfill waste. The new shaker system allows the aluminum casting manufacturer to reclaim a greater amount of the sand used in its manufacturing process....

Hupy and Abraham, S.C.: Honored with Golden Gavel Award for Best Print Ad

MILWAUKEE – Hupy and Abraham, S.C. is proud to be named a Golden Gavel winner. Hupy and Abraham won for its print ad, “If Grandma Gets Run Over by a Reindeer.” This ad was created to promote safety during the holiday season. The Golden Gavel Awards celebrate exceptional marketing from law firms across the country. The award...

1840 & Company: Employee Shortage Crisis Hits 6.5 Million People: AI Revolutionizes Recruitment, Boosts Business Resilience

Currently, there are 9.5 million job openings across the U.S. In a broader context, even if every unemployed American were to be hired, there would still be 3 million vacancies unfilled. By 2030, the employee shortage is expected to cost businesses around $8.5 trillion in lost annual revenues.

IWG: More than doubles its footprint in Wisconsin, adding 18 new flexible workspace centers as demand for hybrid working continues to rise

IWG recently announced 18 new flexible workspace centers across Wisconsin, complete with coworking spaces, private offices, meeting rooms and creative spaces.  The new locations are part of the drive to provide top-class facilities in a wide variety of locations as hybrid working becomes a reality for more workers.  IWG’s...

Wisconsin Technology Council: Diverse group of judges, investors to screen entries in 2024 Governor’s Business Plan Contest

MADISON, Wis. – Nearly 70 judges have volunteered so far to judge entries and provide feedback in the 2024 Governor’s Business Plan Contest, which includes a cross-section of disciplines that help define Wisconsin’s startup culture. This year’s judging pool will feature a strong representation from early-stage investors. The list includes investors from some of...

Edgewood College: Expands Doctoral degrees

Madison, Wis. (January 24, 2024) – Edgewood College continues to expand its doctoral degree programs with the launch this fall of the fully online Doctor of Business Administration degree (DBA). The new program joins the Doctoral Degrees in Educational Leadership (Ed.D.), and the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree. “The new Doctor of Business...

Lakefront Brewery: Releases “Dive Beer” Milwaukee lager

MILWAUKEE (January 24, 2024) – Most folks find a community of comfort at any given dive bar, in any given city. And now, Lakefront Brewery salutes those cozy bars, and all the light lagers served, with their latest creation, Dive Beer Milwaukee Lager. “This beer is both crushable and great-tasting,” said Lakefront Brewery Brand Manager,...

Red Cross: Dangerous winter weather intensifying emergency blood shortage

MADISON, Wis. (Jan. 24, 2024) — The American Red Cross continues to experience an emergency blood shortage as severe winter weather has further impacted the ability to rebuild the blood supply. Blood and platelet donors are urged to give now to help ensure lifesaving medical procedures are not delayed. The national blood supply remains...

Manufacturer approved for up to $5.85M in state tax credits by WEDC

A.Y. McDonald Mfg. Co. has been approved for up to $5.85 million in state tax credits, which it can earn through a planned expansion in Grant County.  That’s according to the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp., which yesterday announced the WEDC Board of Directors had approved the performance-based tax credits. The Iowa-based company can earn...
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