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Building stronger communities through brownfield redevelopment

December 10, 2024|Downtown Development|

Communities may experience many environmental, social and economic benefits from brownfield redevelopment by removing health hazards, removing blight through renovating abandoned buildings and removal of derelict structures, and preserving historical landmarks.

Unlocking opportunities at MARKETPLACE Wisconsin

November 27, 2024|Diverse Business Development, Thrive Newsletter|

MARKETPLACE is an education, networking, and business development opportunity designed to help small businesses grow, including those owned by women, minorities, veterans, LGBTQ+ people, and people with disabilities.

Governor’s Export Achievement Awards spotlight Wisconsin’s global strength

November 26, 2024|Exporting, Thrive Newsletter|

Wisconsin has a strong presence in the global marketplace; the awards recognize entities demonstrating significant growth or innovation in exporting.

Child care moves the needle on workforce participation

November 26, 2024|Thrive Newsletter, Workforce|

The need for affordable child care goes beyond just ensuring that children are safe and supervised. It’s actually a workforce issue; helping their parents stay employed not only improves the financial situation of individual families, but helps ease labor shortages and contributes to overall economic growth.

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