Scheibel Halaska: Hires Amy Wood as an Account Coordinator
Milwaukee—Scheibel Halaska, a leading b2b business-to-business marketing communications firm, has hired Amy Wood as an account coordinator. Wood will support the firm’s client services team with accounts in manufacturing, technology and professional servicesin the execution of brand-based communications programs for clients.
"As we continue to grow our company, providing quality service to our clients remains our top priority," said Mike...
Air Wisconsin Airlines Corporation: Names New CEO
APPLETON, WI, -- July 11, 2006 - Air Wisconsin Airlines Corporation (AWAC) today announced that it has hired James P. Rankin as President and CEO. Rankin is currently President and CEO of Skyway Airlines, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Midwest Air Group, Inc.
"We are extremely pleased to have someone of Jim’s caliber joining Air Wisconsin," said Patrick J....
High Tech Happy Hour: Five Year Anniversary Celebration
Madison/July10, 2006 – Madison based High Tech Happy Hour will celebrate its fifth year anniversary this August. High Tech Happy Hour is a relaxed networking and social experience for all people working or interested in any high tech field. The five year anniversary celebration will be held at the Memorial Union on Thursday, August 24 from 5:00-8:00.
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Focus on Energy: Releases Dairy Processing Best Practice Information
MADISON, Wis.- The dairy processing industry has long been a staple of Wisconsin’s economy, but the last 20 years have brought much change. Competition from western states, volatile milk prices and changing consumer tastes have significantly altered the industry. With facilities under constant scrutiny to be productive, innovative and cost competitive, managing and reducing energy costs is closely being...
Gov. Doyle: Leading the Way to Energy Independence
From the gas pump to the air-conditioning bill, middle class families in Wisconsin - and across the country - are getting squeezed by the skyrocketing cost of energy. It's simply outrageous that it now costs $40 or $50 to fill up your car, and Washington continues to allow the oil companies to rack up record profits at the expense...
