UW-Madison: Digital reading technology makes its way into UW-Madison classrooms
CONTACT: Ken Frazier, 608-262-2600, kfrazier@library.wisc.edu; Jeremi Suri, 608-263-1852, suri@facstaff.wisc.edu
MADISON - Alongside music, television and the news media, books are surging into the new technology era with digital reading devices.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Libraries system was quick to get on board with the latest in electronic reading.
"The cost and convenience factor is really significant," says UW-Madison Libraries director Ken...
New North Inc.: Receives honorable mention at International Economic Development Conference
WI-based regional development organization recognized for its talent recruitment brochure
Contact: Erin Way, Media Relations
(202) 942-9474, eway@iedconline.org
New North – Acknowledging New North, Inc. for its exceptional talent recruitment brochure, the International Economic Development Council (IEDC) recognized the 18-county regional development organization with an honorable mention at the IEDC's Annual Conference in Reno, Nevada. New North, Inc. was honored for...
Savant Capital Management: To host event on socially responsible investing
Workshop teaches strategies that can be used to build a “green” portfolio
What: Savant Capital Management is holding an educational event to provide information on strategies and options that are available to align investment strategies to increase both financial return and social good. A Savant advisor will discuss Socially Responsible Investing (SRI) and demonstrate how attendees can bring...
Incentive Marketing Association: Awards CPIM designation to six recipients
PRESS CONTACTS:
Sue Voyles (734) 667-2005
Sue@logos-communications.com
Karen Renk 630) 369-7780
Karen@incentivemarketing.org
Oct. 12, 2009 - NAPERVILLE, Ill. – Professional achievement is critical to long-term success in any industry. The Incentive Marketing Association (IMA) has made it a mission to help its members attain status through the Certified Professional of Incentive Management (CPIM) program, a comprehensive professional designation.
The CPIM certification recognizes individuals in the...
Summit Credit Union: Offers free financial seminars
For more information, contact:
Cheryl Van Tessier, Finesse Public Relations LLC
(608) 467-4408, ctessier@finessepr.net
Amy Crowe, Summit Credit Union
(608) 243-5000X2834, amy.crowe@summitcreditunion.com
MADISON, Wis. — As a means of providing free financial information and advice to its members and the public, Summit Credit Union is offering free financial seminars in October and November.
With topics ranging from Rebuilding Your Credit to Buying a Home, the...
Office of Justice Assistance: New law transforms federal investment into state asset
Last week, Governor Jim Doyle signed a bill (AB 319) into law that will enable fire departments with specially trained personnel to respond to structural collapse anywhere in the state they are needed.
The new law provides reimbursement of structural collapse team response costs from a responsible party, state employee status for worker’s compensation benefits for team members, and a...
MMAC: Get connected to October MMAC events
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Tuesday, October 20 • 4-6:30 PM • Register >>
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CGB's Fall Business Forum & Networking Reception for CEOs & their Management Teams
No one has escaped the impact of the current financial crisis. Although many believe the stock market bottomed in March,...
UW Foundation: Names chief investment officer
CONTACT: Chris DuPre, 608-263-0863, chris.dupre@uwfoundation.wisc.edu
MADISON - Tom Olson has been selected as the new chief investment officer for the University of Wisconsin Foundation.
Olson, a UW-Madison alumnus who has been with the UW Foundation since 2005, succeeds David Erickson, who left to become chief investment officer for Ascension Health, a hospital conglomerate with home offices in St. Louis. ...
SVA Certified Public Accountants: Named to “All Stars” list
Media Contact: Ann Massie Nelson
(608) 826-2565/nelsona@sva.com
MADISON, Wis., Oct. 13, 2009 – SVA Certified Public Accountants has been named to Inside Public Accounting’s “All Stars” list. SVA was recognized for highest percentage of net revenue from non-attest services.
According to Jack R. Cotton, CPA, president and CEO, SVA’s clients are primarily owners of privately held...
Sustain Dane, BTCI: Bringing Bioneers to Wisconsin – From here to there, Fitchburg, Wisconsin
CONTACT: KARIN BORGH 608/277-2508
Bioneers, a leading-edge environmental movement that uses solutions inspired by nature and human ingenuity to support sustainable lifestyles and communities, will be introduced to Wisconsin at a Nov. 13-14 conference in Fitchburg.
Founder Kenny Ausubel coined the word “bioneers” in 1990 to describe “an emerging culture of social and scientific innovators who are mimicking nature's operating instructions...
Kalahari Resorts: Disney veteran joins Kalahari Waterpark Resorts as creative director of entertainment
WISCONSIN DELLS, Wis. (Oct 13, 2009)- Kalahari Resorts, a leader in the indoor waterpark resort and conference industry in Wisconsin and Ohio, has hired Cary Brandt as the company’s new Creative Director of Entertainment. With over 35 years of experience in the entertainment industry, Brandt will use his expertise to continue to enhance Kalahari’s unique, under-one-roof vacation experience.
Brandt, a...
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WisBusiness: Obama officials describe changes in rural policy, climate change and food safety
By Tracy Will
For WisBusiness.com
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack says efforts to reduce the U.S. carbon footprint could offer farmers a chance to add more than $15 billion in green-economy revenue to the $55 billion annual U.S. farm economy. The money would come from carbon offsets, where industries would reach emission goals by paying others to reduce their carbon output.
“This...
WisBusiness: Gore predicts cap and trade will pass Senate by end of year
By Andy Szal
WisBusiness.com
MADISON -- Former Vice President Al Gore said Friday that he believes the Senate will approve proposed carbon cap-and-trade legislation before the Copenhagen Climate Conference is held in December.
"There's much more bipartisan dialogue underway behind the scenes than is presently publicly visible" on the bill, Gore told the Society of Environmental Journalists’ annual conference. The bill passed...

