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Wisconsin Technology Council: Speakers at Early Stage Symposium have national clout

Contact: Tom Still at 608-442-7557 To register and learn more: www.wisconsintechnologycouncil.com/events/early stage MADISON – Two speakers with national credentials will headline the Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium, to be held Oct. 19-20 at the Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center. Produced by the Wisconsin Technology Council and its partners, the Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium will help emerging companies prepare to...

Orion Energy Services: Benefits of power reduction earn environmental award for Snider

For further Information contact: Dave Cary, Communication Specialist Orion Energy Services (920)892-5804 dcary@oriones.com Dave Kriegel Plant Supervisor Snider Mold Co. Mequon WI (414) 214 8345 dave@snidermold.com Change to Orion energy-efficient lighting lets mold and tool firm slash electrical consumption 52%, helping environment By taking a 60,109 kilowatt-hour (kWh) bite out of its annual electrical power consumption through a lighting retrofit, Snider Mold Co., of...

Murphy Desmond S.C.: Attorney Rebecca DeMarb Earns Certification in Business Bankruptcy

Contact: Amy Sandy, Marketing Director asandy@murphydesmond.com (608) 268-5582 Madison, WI – Attorney Rebecca R. DeMarb of Murphy Desmond S.C. has been recognized by the American Board of Certification as nationally certified in Business Bankruptcy Law. To become certified, DeMarb satisfied requirements that include having more than 30 percent of her practice time dedicated to bankruptcy-related matters over the past three years, documenting...

UWM: Center for Industrial Assessment Helps Area Companies Save Big

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MILWAUKEE — Most industrial managers are aware that they can save money by switching to more energy-efficient lighting in their plants, using control strategies for air compressor systems, and correcting heating or air conditioning leakage. “They know they can save, but they don’t know how much. They don’t know the exact numbers,” says Dale Tutaj, a senior...

UWM: Wisconsin Entrepreneurs Network Gives Start-ups a Growth Boost

Released by: Justin A. Smith, 414-227-3153 or ...

DWD: Governor Doyle Announces $150,000 Grant to Create Greater Milwaukee Regional Workforce Alliance

Contacts: Anne Lupardus, Office of the Governor, 608-261-2156 Rose Lynch, Department of Workforce Development, 608-266-6753 Grant to Lay Workforce Development Foundation for Economic Growth in the Area Governor Jim Doyle announced today that the Waukesha-Ozaukee-Washington (WOW) Workforce Development Board will receive $150,000 to establish a Greater Milwaukee Regional Workforce Alliance. This alliance will provide...

Governor Doyle: Announces Grow Wisconsin: 2005 Agenda in Line With WMEP Study Recommendations

Contacts: Anne Lupardus, Office of the Governor, 608-261-2162 A study released by the Wisconsin Manufacturing Extension Partnership (WMEP) recommends that Wisconsin build on its driver manufacturing industries by helping them adapt to a new manufacturing economy. Governor Jim Doyle said that his Grow Wisconsin: 2005 Agenda contains initiatives that directly address recommendations in WMEP study. "The WMEP study...

Governor Doyle: Statement of Governor Doyle on U.S. Energy Department Report

Contact: Anne Lupardus, Office of the Governor, 608-261-2162 Federal Report Shows Midwest Heating Bills to Rise 61 Percent The U.S. Department of Energy today released a report on expected increases in home energy costs, concluding that natural gas bills for households in the Midwest would rise by 61 percent this season. Governor Jim Doyle made the following statement: "I...

Waukesha County Economic Development Corporation: launches the third of five CONVERSACTIONS

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Pewaukee, WI October 12, 2005 – Waukesha County Economic Development Corporation launches the third of five CONVERSACTIONS for Season III of its signature economic development initiative and successful series of discussions of business challenges facing Waukesha County and Southeastern Wisconsin. “Technological Competitiveness: Connecting Industries to Innovative Resources” is being presented on November 3 & December...

Greater Brookfield Chamber of Commerce: “A.B.L.E. – Active Business Leads Exchange”

Hosted by the Greater Brookfield Chamber of Commerce. Held at Bluemound Gardens, 11703 W. Bluemound, from 7:00 am to 8:30 am. Pre-registration is required. Pre-register by 5:00 pm on the Monday preceding the meeting and the cost will be $12.00. For those who do not pre-register, it will be...

WisBusiness: University Research Park gets high marks

By Brooke Knudson WisBusiness.com After being dubbed in recent months as a low-key hotspot for biotechnology development by The Scientist and the nation’s top research university by Washington Monthly, Madison has gained even more recognition as an emerging powerhouse in the life sciences. In a recent issue of Research Park Forum, a publication of the Association of University Research Parks,...
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