Madison Biotech Happy Hour
Biotech Happy Hour
-An exclusive Happy Hour For The Biotech Industry & The People supporting it
TOMORROW Thursday June 14th 2007 5P.M.-9P.M.
Johnny O’s Bar 622 University Ave.(Across University Ave. from the Fluno Center) parking available in the Lake St and Frances St ramps
Sponsored by: GenTel Biosciences, Aberdean Consulting, Makin-Hey Communications & The Luminis Group
Please join us for cocktails & conversation. Feel...
Governor Doyle Announces $16.8 Million for Chrysler Plant Upgrade
KENOSHA – Governor Jim Doyle today announced a $16.8 million incentives package to assist the Chrysler Group in retooling their Kenosha Engine plant and secure their presence in Wisconsin. The $16.8 million package, a joint offering from the City of Kenosha, Kenosha County, American Transmission Company (ATC), WE Energies and the State, attracted Chrysler’s investment of $450 million in...
WisBusiness: Entrepreneurs’ Conference looks at tackling global economy
By Patrick Fitzgerald
WisBusiness.com
The Wisconsin Entrepreneurs’ Conference brought business leaders, investors, and others to Milwaukee Tuesday, offering a variety of panel discussions focused on how state business leaders can sustain themselves in an increasingly globalized marketplace. The gathering continues today.
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WisBusiness: Entrepreneurs’ conference draws hundreds for panels, speakers
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Dan Brink, an attorney from Reinhart, Boerner, and Van Deuren, led a morning panel discussion at the Milwaukee conference discussing tips, taboos and trends on the horizon for Southeastern Wisconsin companies doing business abroad.
The panel focused in particular on China, in which Brink identified the automotive, technology and aerospace sectors as the three...
WisBusiness: Minnesota program turns kids on to math, science, engineering
By Brian E. Clark
WisBusiness.com
Wisconsin universities and colleges are graduating only two-thirds of the science and engineering students that the state’s industries need each year, business leaders told more than 400 people attending the Wisconsin Entrepreneurs Conference today in Milwaukee.
To help fill that gap, schools need more programs like the one created by Minnesota high school teacher Tim...
