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WisBusiness: Stimulus seen as boost for UW-Madison research

By WisBusiness Staff Carl E. Gulbrandsen, WARF managing director, told the monthly WisBusiness.com luncheon that the new federal stimulus package is good news for UW-Madison research. “The university is in the sweet spot of the stimulus package,” Gulbrandsen said Monday, singling out projects like the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery being built on campus, and the medical research, bio-energy and green energy...

Eisen column: Organic industry mixes idealism and entrepreneurism

By Marc Eisen For WisBusiness.com LA CROSSE -- Oh, I’ll admit it. I’m fascinated by the organic farming movement’s odd but compelling mixture of risk-taking entrepreneurialism with radical politics. These are folks who display almost a libertarian notion of self-reliance and suspicion of authority. Yet they still share an unabashed sense of group solidarity and common mission. Feet planted firmly in the...

UW-Eau Claire: Selects new student center site

EAU CLAIRE — A green space located between the current Davies Center and the Phillips Hall parking lot on the south side of lower campus is the preferred site of a new student-funded $48.8 million student center at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Chancellor Brian Levin-Stankevich announced today. In making the selection, Levin-Stankevich considered factors including but not limited to...

BizStarts Milwaukee: Kicks off BizLearn to better educate and retain bright young entrepreneurs

Contact: Kristin Settle Zizzo Group Advertising + Public Relations 414-651-2976 kristinsettle@zizzogroup.com MILWAUKEE – March 3, 2009 – BizStarts Milwaukee, Inc. has announced the launch of the 2009 BizLearn College Consortium, aimed at growing the number of entrepreneurial opportunities offered by 20 colleges and universities in the region. Leading business educators from these institutions met today at WE Energies to begin discussing best practices for building...

UWM: Women’s History Month at UWM

CONTACT Beth Stafford, bstaff@uwm.edu MILWAUKEE—March is Women’s History Month, and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee celebrates with a variety of events on campus. Events are free and open to the public unless otherwise indicated. Many take place in the UWM Union, 2200 E. Kenwood Blvd. For more information, visit http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/WRC/Women_History/. A separate schedule for the Women Without Borders Film Series follows the...

Focus on Energy: Proud sponsor of Better Buildings: Better Business Conference

MEDIA CONTACT: Mark Treichel Hoffman York (414) 225-9554 mtreichel@hyc.com - Session added to help businesses understand what stimulus package means to building industry - MADISON, Wis. (March 3, 2009) - Focus on Energy, Wisconsin's energy efficiency and renewable energy initiative, is a proud sponsor of the Better Buildings: Better Business Conference - "is the green revolution leaving you behind?" The three-day conference is expected to...

UW-Madison: 100-hour challenge winners represent campus creativity, ingenuity

CONTACT: Douglas Bradley, 608-263-0238, bradley@ocr.wisc.edu MADISON - Where else at the University of Wisconsin-Madison would someone find high fashion, conservation initiatives, die-hard partiers and fish in the same competition? This year's third annual 100-Hour Wiscontrepreneur Challenge attracted a record of nearly 200 students and 63 entries, compared to last year's 17, during the four-day span of the competition. The challenge, sponsored...

NewBusinessMilwaukee: Focusing on the new — Website aims to promote the newest small businesses in Milwaukee and southeastern Wisconsin

Contact: Tom Story 414.248.3174 tom@venataur.com Milwaukee, WI – In the midst of economic downturn and layoffs, there are still many new small businesses continuing to get their start in this recession. One website, http://newbusinessmilwaukee.com is working to make sure they are found by the local residents of southeast Wisconsin and make sure they get off to a...

Film Wisconsin: Too early to call ‘cut’ on film tax credits

Contact: Scott Robbe, Film Wisconsin, 414-287-4251, scottrobbe@gmail.com or Dave Fantle, VISIT Milwaukee, 414-287-4253, dfantle@milwaukee.org Year-one successes deserve another take MILWAUKEE – Mar. 2, 2009 – After just over a year, the Film Wisconsin tax incentives have brought eight feature films, 16 TV shows, three national commercials, two new Wisconsin-produced video games, new film training programs at five colleges and universities and...
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