Why is the Northeast Wisconsin Leadership Summit so important? Here’s what local leaders have to say
Leaders in the Fox Valley, Green Bay and surrounding areas are preparing for the first-ever Northeast Wisconsin Leadership Summit, coming May 9. The
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Black homeowners had the smallest wealth gains over the past decade
Originally Published: 18 APR 23 16:49 ET By Anna Bahney, CNN (CNN) — Homeownership remains a key to building wealth. But a new
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Madison Black Chamber accelerator underway with nine businesses in first cohort
It’s a Tuesday night at Starting Block on East Washington Avenue. About a dozen people sit around a horseshoe of tables, remnants of
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“Mathematics is a civil right.” RunnnigHorse Livingston helps schools prepare the next generation of problem solvers
As a kid, RunningHorse Livingston wanted to be an architect. “I was good at drawing and I was good at math. Those two
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“I’m culture shifting.” City of Appleton DEI Director Timber Smith continues long legacy
While many companies and government agencies have implemented diversity, equity and inclusion at the executive level in recent years, it’s nothing new to
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“I appreciate the power of words.” Reporter Omar Waheed joins Blueprint365
Omar Waheed has joined Blueprint365 as a full-time business reporter. Waheed, 26, is also a graduate student in the University of Wisconsin School
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Madison vegan restaurant, caterer Just Veggiez named Emerging Business of the Year
As James Bloodsaw watched his father’s health deteriorate, he knew he had to make a change. “He told me not to end up
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Regional Transportation Training Center gets $2 million in federal funds
A few years ago, Miriam Morales was working two part-time jobs while also working as a full-time mom. “I knew that I needed
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“I’m rolling up my sleeves.” Dr. Jay Balachandran looks for long term economic development in Whitefish Bay
Dr. Jay Balachandran grew up as a small-town kid, the son of an engineering professor at UW-Platteville. Even with fewer than 10,000 people