SixLine Semiconductor, a Middleton startup whose product could someday improve the speed and battery life of your cell phone, won the grand prize in the 2023 Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest. Read More
The Milwaukee-based startup helps improve efficiencies in areas that include reducing the denial rate for medical claims and proposing payment plan terms that are likely to result in on-time payments. Read More
From its roots in the Madison area, the startup is expanding its services across Wisconsin and has contracts with regional and national health insurance companies. Read More
The Beloit-based company develops lithium-ion batteries that serve as an alternative to traditional lead-acid batteries. Read More
Founded in a trailer outside a Madison homeless shelter, Nurse Disrupted has conducted 42,000 screenings in two years, helping to increase access to care even as health care staffing shortages persist. Read More
Rapid Radicals Technology, a Milwaukee company with a system to stop untreated sewage from being dumped into waterways, took the top prize in this year’s competition. Read More
The winners included Clock'd, a Madison business that helps bars and restaurants hire employees (first place); Internship on Demand, a Madison company that recruits and trains college students for internships at a variety of businesses (second place); and Xylome, a Madison biotech startup that is developing a sustainable substitute for palm oil. Read More
From pop-up bicycle shops to drone-supported broadband networks, the 29 companies finalists prove the ingenuity of Wisconsin innovators. Read More
WorkShift and Talimer are Milwaukee-based startups finding new ways to help workers and employers navigate the gig economy. Read More
Debtle’s cofounders hadn’t intended to relocate to Wisconsin, but once they realized all the resources and support available here, they were more than happy to leave New Orleans for Sheboygan. Read More
