With the support of WEDC, the Center for Technology Commercialization can help you navigate funding opportunities with two programs launching this February designed to help you understand the ‘color of money’ across Air Force innovation funding; strategic approaches to vetting and submitting a project; and networking to improve a competitive submission. Read More
WEDC's manufacturing industry update compiles research on how Wisconsin companies are responding to trade and supply chain disruptions caused by COVID-19. Read More
Nonprofit and community-based organizations can apply for grants of up to $100,000. Read More
A new report from the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) assesses the complex ongoing economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Wisconsin and identifies priorities for the state’s recovery efforts. Read More
To address the challenges facing your business due to COVID-19, experts advise using a multi-pronged approach. Read More
WEDC Secretary and CEO Missy Hughes spoke about the strength of the state's manufacturing sector at the 2020 Manufacturing Matters conference. Wisconsin manufacturers gathered in Milwaukee on Feb. 27 to hear from speakers and participate in workshops to help their companies make the most of current innovations in manufacturing. The 2020 theme for
With the Wisconsin 75, Deloitte recognizes the largest privately held companies within the state, and confers awards in five categories. The 2019 Wisconsin 75 included the following Distinguished Performer award winners: Community Award: Baird Diversity Award: SECURA Insurance Innovation Award: Church Mutual Insurance Co. Succession Award: Sargento Foods Sustainability Award: Promega
Erik Anderson has a bone to pick with Merriam-Webster, insofar as dictionary definitions contribute to a common misinterpretation that “automation” involves replacing humans with machines. The subtitle of his breakout session at the 2019 Wisconsin Manufacturing and Technology show in West Allis pointedly dispelled the fear-inducing suggestion that we’re all disposable: “The Robots Are Not Coming for Our Jobs.” Read More
Matalco Inc. broke ground today for construction of a new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Wisconsin Rapids—an $80 million project expected to create 80 jobs over the next three years. Read More
For manufacturers seeking to embrace this transformation, Wisconsin offers a variety of necessary resources and support to achieve operational excellence. Read More
