Zizzo Group Advertising and Public Relations: Named agency of record by Faith Technologies
CONTACT
Lisa Ninmer
414-319-5700
lisaninmer@zizzogroup.com
MILWAUKEE – Zizzo Group Advertising and Public Relations (ZGA+PR); the region’s most fearless, results-driven, integrated marketing firm; announced today that it has been selected as the agency of record for Faith Technologies, Inc. based in the Fox Cities of Wisconsin.
Faith Technologies, the largest electrical contractor in Wisconsin, is a full-service electrical and specialty contractor with 16 locations across...
North Shore Bank: Reports gain in net income for first quarter of 2009
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
Kate Knox | 262.797.3323
Continued solid operating results illustrate bank’s strong, secure position as industry faces continuing challenges
BROOKFIELD, Wis. – North Shore Bank today reported that it continued to have strong operating results with a 5.3% year-to-year gain in net income during the most recent quarter ending March 31, 2009. This continued the bank’s string of solidly...
Monona Plumbing and Fire Protection, Inc.: Local plumbing contractor catches top honor
CONTACT:
Monona Plumbing and Fire Protection, Inc.
Dennis Hilsenhoff, Plumbing Service Manager
Office (608) 216-9030, Cell (608) 212-1641
dhilz@mononapfp.com
Madison, WI, April 8, 2009 --- The National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) awarded Monona Plumbing and Fire Protection, Inc. (MPFP), in Madison, the 2009 National CotY Award in the category of Residential Bath $30,000 to $60,000 in partnership with Lori Jolin Design.
One...
White House: U.S. Transportation Secretary LaHood announces $3.8 Million in economic recovery funds for Burlington Municipal Airport and Wittman Regional Airport
Contact: Jill Zuckman
Tel.: (202) 366-4570
WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood today announced that Wisconsin will receive $3.8 million under the recently enacted American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA).
“Through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act we are creating jobs in Wisconsin and across the country while investing in the long-term safety and economic vitality of...
(WisBusiness) WED News Summary — 8 Apr. 2009
From WisBusiness.com ...
-- Former HHS secretary and GOP Gov. Tommy Thompson told a panel of business, labor and political leaders in Madison that while the problems facing national health care are greater than ever before, addressing them will be easier because all interests “bring something to the table.”
Thompson, in conjunction with the UW Law School and...
WB stock tracker
Welcome to the WisBusiness.com Stock Tracker. The WisBusiness stock portfolio consists of one share each of 70 publicly traded companies with substantial Wisconsin operations. Look below for a list of the companies included in the portfolio.
The list on the right shows planned earnings releases from companies included in the portfolio.
The graphic at left tracks the daily winners and...
WisBusiness: Pharma exec sees prevention, improved insurance access as keys to health reform
By Matt Dolbey
For WisBusiness.com
An executive for Johnson and Johnson, the third largest pharmaceutical company in the world, is watching for coming health care reform efforts to focus on prevention and wellness, building a medical information infrastructure and improving access to health insurance for all Americans.
David Norton, the chairman of New Jersey-based Johnson and Johnson’s pharmaceutical group, sees value in...
WisBusiness: Alumni association seeks grads to return to Wisconsin companies
By WisBusiness Staff
The Wisconsin Alumni Association's Paula Bonner says a cooperative effort to match UW-alumni execs around the country with Wisconsin companies is progressing well.
Bonner told the monthly WisBusiness.com luncheon Monday at the Madison Club that the idea is to serve as a "matchmaker'' between alumni looking to get back to Wisconsin and growing companies such as Epic...
WisBusiness: In meeting with IOC, Doyle touts potential Chicago-Madison rail connection
By Greg Bump
WisBusiness.com
After meeting with members of the International Olympic Committee, Gov. Jim Doyle said Wisconsin “has an enormous stake” in Chicago landing the Olympics; Madison would be the site of cycling competitions if the Illinois city is chosen.
Besides the benefit of Madison hosting the cycling events, there would be spillover for state hotels and other tourist...
