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Wisconsin has real momentum—from Main Street to the global stage—and the proof is in the blog posts. Every day, Wisconsinites are getting creative, strategic, and connected, teaming up with WEDC to find new ways to bring their visions to life—and finding success in their businesses and communities in the process. Click to get to know some of these creative Wisconsinites or scroll down to see the latest in Wisconsin economic development insights and news.
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Organizations that support entrepreneurship get a boost
A total of 20 organizations that support entrepreneurs in Wisconsin were awarded $2 million in Entrepreneurship Partner Grants from WEDC this year.
Attracting visitors and talent to communities across Wisconsin
From bustling city plazas to parks of all sorts, Wisconsin communities are building and opening new outdoor attractions to draw in visitors and new residents alike with the help of WEDC’s Vibrant Spaces Grants.
Downtown businesses unveil their new looks
Three Wisconsin downtown businesses replaced a dated appearance with a stunning new one after being named the winners of the 2023 Main Street Makeover Contest.
WEDC Business and Community Development Division announces program updates for new fiscal year
Programs with updates include Brownfield Site Assessment Grants, Community Development Investment Grants, and the Idle Site Redevelopment Program.
Revolutionizing battery technology: unveiling the future of energy storage
Positioned to make a revolutionary impact on the global battery industry, COnovate found a supportive ecosystem for growth in Wisconsin.
Looking to move, Illinois-based Powernail chooses Wisconsin
The manufacturer of pneumatic nailers and flooring cleats is locating in Walworth County with a mix of state and local incentives.
Top 10 ways for small businesses to engage with downtown events
One effective way for businesses to boost their visibility, connect with potential customers, and help their communities is by getting involved in downtown events. Downtown events can be fantastic opportunities for small businesses to foster brand awareness.
Tax credits, cooperation help Charter Next Generation expand in Wisconsin
The maker of sustainable material science solutions for the food and medical sectors is embarking on an eight-year plan to invest $270 million in its Wisconsin facilities and create 340 jobs.
