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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. Filter by topic to see the latest in Wisconsin economic development insights and news.
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Green Bay’s Rise as a Tech Hub
Wisconsin's diverse and multifaceted ecosystem, which includes health care, manufacturing, logistics, hospitality, and sports-driven commerce, provides a supportive foundation for these innovative start-up companies and founders.
Microsoft breaks ground on major data center project in Wisconsin
The information technology giant has said it will invest "billions of dollars" at the southeast Wisconsin site over the next decade, and is also investing in local watershed restoration and STEM education.
Food courts evolve into bustling local markets
Public markets are no longer only in large metro areas; multiple market models are now open or in development across the state.
Food courts evolve into bustling local markets
Public markets are no longer only in large metro areas; multiple market models are now open or in development across the state.
AIQ Solutions aims to improve treatment for advanced cancer patients
The Madison-based company uses radiologic images to create a detailed report that helps oncologists pinpoint which cancers are responding to treatment—a form of personalized medicine.
AIQ Solutions aims to improve treatment for advanced cancer patients
The Madison-based company uses radiologic images to create a detailed report that helps oncologists pinpoint which cancers are responding to treatment—a form of personalized medicine.
Wisconsin’s manufacturing strength boosts biohealth sector
Wisconsin biohealth companies rely on the state's manufacturers to supply production systems, make components, develop customized equipment, and test for safety and efficacy. These manufacturers provide the supply chain that allows labs and assembly lines to operate—in Wisconsin, throughout the U.S., and around the world.
Wisconsin’s manufacturing strength boosts biohealth sector
Wisconsin biohealth companies rely on the state's manufacturers to supply production systems, make components, develop customized equipment, and test for safety and efficacy. These manufacturers provide the supply chain that allows labs and assembly lines to operate—in Wisconsin, throughout the U.S., and around the world.
