Let’s explore Wisconsin’s strategies and successes.
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. Filter by topic to see the latest in Wisconsin economic development insights and news.
All Blogs
Register now for the Wisconsin Biohealth Summit
One of the largest biohealth events in the Midwest, this year's summit will take place Oct. 12 in Madison.
Unleashing the power of fresh food
Self-contained vertical hydroponic systems can grow 20 pounds of produce every 28 days. They are portable, and only require a standard electrical outlet and less than 10-square-feet of space.
Building codes on Main Street
Historic buildings may need to meet building codes similar to those required in new construction when a change of occupancy occurs, or when substantial renovations are planned.
Global Trade Venture: Mexico
To help Wisconsin companies increase their exports to markets in Mexico, the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) will be leading a trade venture on Feb. 19-24, 2023. Registration closes Nov. 30, 2022.
Weinbrenner Shoe Company laces up a Wisconsin expansion
With the help of WEDC and the City of Merrill, America’s largest manufacturer of “Made in USA” footwear will transform a dormant alfalfa operation into a 142,000-square-foot expansion that will house production facilities and a 17,000-square-foot building to be used for storage.
Virtual Trade Venture: Israel
To help Wisconsin companies increase their exports to markets in Israel, the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) will be leading a virtual trade venture from Jan. 23-27, 2023. Registration closes Dec. 16, 2023.
The beverage industry drives demand and adaptability in contract manufacturing
Today’s beverage market is flourishing; however, many companies are hesitant to build their own production facility. It requires a substantial investment, manpower and production adaptability – all hard to come by.
Investing in high-growth scalable ventures shapes Wisconsin’s ecosystem
Building an ecosystem that acts as a flywheel for innovation and talent is vital to the continued success of these early-stage companies. Capital is not enough. TitletownTech helps these founders in rounds of financing and navigating the growing pains that come with scaling a business.