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Topping List of Backdrop’s™ New Features is Adobe® Photoshop® Lightroom™2 Plug-In Integration

MADISON, Wis.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Widen Enterprises, a Madison, Wisconsin-based premedia and software as a service provider, is proud to announce the release of the latest version of Backdrop™, its photography workflow management application. Backdrop by Widen is a web-based image management application for creative professionals that provides photographers with the ability to route images to reviewers and clients for comments and...

WMEP and partners launch Wisconsin Next Generation Manufacturing Survey

Survey will benchmark state’s manufacturers on world class manufacturing practices and strategies State manufacturers encouraged to participate MILWAUKEE, Wis. – What are the best practices that will propel Wisconsin manufacturers to success in 2015? To what extent are the state’s 10,000 manufacturers embracing world class manufacturing strategies to transform their companies? Wisconsin’s Next Generation Manufacturing Survey will provide answers and fresh...

Over 10,000 Emails Sent to WMC Board Companies

WMC Senior Staffer Pleads in Email to Members to Not Let Effort 'Disrupt WMC's Fundraising Drive' for $1 Million WMC IMC's Issue Ad Reserve by Labor Day Milwaukee - An effort by the Institute for One Wisconsin asking concerned citizens to email the Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce's board members and their companies using the Institute's webtools has generated over 10,000...

TomoTherapy Announces Management Transitions

Hathaway to Retire in March 2009; Klein Resigns; Company Names Guse Interim Vice President of Global Sales MADISON, Wis.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--TomoTherapy Incorporated (NASDAQ: TOMO), producer of the Hi·Art® treatment system for advanced radiation therapy, announced today that Stephen C. Hathaway, CFO, plans to retire when his employment contract expires on March 31, 2009. Hathaway announced his intention at an early...

WisBusiness: Ex-Commerce Secretary Nettles putting theory to practice in private sector

By Brian E. Clark WisBusiness.com During his two-year tenure as Wisconsin’s Commerce secretary, Cory Nettles worked to increase investment in the state’s industries, grow jobs and improve Wisconsin’s image in this country and abroad. Some things don’t change. Nettles, a partner at Quarles & Brady in Milwaukee, is still working to bolster the Badger State economy, only in this go-around, he’s...

(WisBusiness) MON News Summary — 25 Aug. 2008

From WisBusiness.com ... -- During his two-year tenure as Wisconsin’s Commerce secretary, Cory Nettles worked to increase investment in the state’s industries, grow jobs and improve Wisconsin’s image in this country and abroad. Some things don’t change. Nettles, a partner at Quarles & Brady in Milwaukee, is still working to bolster the Badger State economy, only in this...

Governor Doyle Announces $500,000 for Hodan Center Expansion

MADISON — Governor Jim Doyle announced today that Iowa County will receive a $500,000 grant from the Community Development Block Grant–Public Facilities (CDBG-PF) program of the Department of Commerce (Commerce) to fund the construction of an addition to the Hodan Center, Inc. “Investing in infrastructure is an important part of enhancing the ability of communities and businesses to grow,”...

American Corn Growers Association Endorses Obama

ACGA First Agricultural Group to Endorse Obama WASHINGTON, Aug. 22, 2008 (RuralWire) – The American Corn Growers Association (ACGA) has announced their endorsement of U.S. Senator Barack Obama for President of the United States. “When we compared the official policy statements and voting records of the two contenders for the White House, we identified an obvious choice for farm...

Cranberry acreage expansion could help region, state

Wisconsin once again will be the nation’s leader in cranberry production this year. That’s great for Western Wisconsin, and the entire state. It also is enough evidence to support the industry’s cry for expansion in the region. Cranberry growers have petitioned the Department of Natural Resources to expedite the water quality certification process so Wisconsin can get a jump on...
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