UW System: Board of Regents selects new leadership
Contact: Doug Bradley
(608) 262-5061
MILWAUKEE—The University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents selected new leaders on Friday (June 10), electing David G. Walsh of Madison as president and Mark J. Bradley of Wausau as vice president.
Walsh will succeed Toby E. Marcovich of Superior, who served as a Regent for eight years and as president since 2003. Walsh began his service...
Merge eFilm: Merge eFilm Changes Name to Merge Healthcare
Direct Solutions Division
Named Merge eMed; OEM and International Division to Remain Cedara
Milwaukee, WI, USA, June 9, 2005 - Merge Technologies Incorporated (NASDAQ:
MRGE), historically d.b.a. Merge eFilm, a leading global healthcare
software and services company, today announced that it has changed its
corporate name to Merge Healthcare, following its recent merger with Cedara
Software Corp and its subsidiary...
WMC: Medicaid Proposal Addresses Hidden Health Care Tax Omnibus Motion Represents “Honest Budgeting”
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
James A. Buchen, (608) 219-8202
R.J. Pirlot, (608) 658-0817
Madison – Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce Thursday said it is “pleased” that a new Medicaid proposal starts phasing out the state’s “hidden health care tax.”
“Businesses are pleased that the Joint Committee on Finance agreed to start phasing out the state’s hidden health care tax,” said James A. Buchen, vice...
Inacom Information Systems: now offers a Training Availability Partnership (TAP) for non-profit organizations
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Madison, WI – June, 2005 - Inacom Information Systems, a business solutions provider specializing in technology consulting, education, and procurement, is pleased to announce their summer TAP program. Inacom’s Training Availability Partnership (TAP) offers high-quality computer training to employees of the Dane County area's non-profit community service agencies at a cost equal...
Dept.of Commerce: Gov. Doyle Announces Funding for Surfaces Transport, Inc.
Contact: Tony Hozeny, Department of Commerce, 608/267-9661
MADISON - Governor Jim Doyle announced today that Surfaces Transport, Inc.,
Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, will receive $69,000 in Community Development
Zone (CDZ) tax credits to purchase, renovate, and equip a long-vacant
building in Milwaukee. The project will create 23 jobs and retain 59 jobs.
"My 'Grow Wisconsin' Initiative calls for helping businesses make a lasting
investment...
Godfrey & Kahn: Adds New Attorney to Its Litigation Practice
For further information, contact:
Cindy Lorentzen, Marketing Specialist
414-287-9622
clorentzen@gklaw.com
MADISON, WI (June 9, 2005). The law firm of Godfrey & Kahn, S.C. has announced the addition of Douglas M. Poland as a shareholder in its Litigation Practice Group in the Madison office, LaFollette Godfrey & Kahn.
Poland’s practice focuses on the defense of complex class-action and commercial matters, with particular...
CUB: Fights WPS Attempt to Steal $127 Million from Ratepayers
More information: Charlie Higley, cell phone (608) 843-6996
MADISON — The Citizens Utility Board (CUB) will fight the attempt by Wisconsin Public Service Corporation (WPS) to keep $127 million that instead should be quickly refunded to ratepayers if the sale of the Kewaunee Nuclear...
