When the Global Water Center opened in 2013, it contained a variety of office space configurations for water technology companies of varying sizes—from early-stage startups to midsize, established companies—as well as lab space for academic researchers. But as the 98,000-square-foot building began to fill, and Milwaukee gained even more momentum as a water technology hub,
The Governor’s Business Development Mission to Mexico concluded yesterday in Guadalajara, with the International Conference on Dairy Cattle (CIGAL) trade show and related events. Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker (third from left) at the CIGAL 2016 ribbon cutting ceremony CIGAL is a trade show focused exclusively on the dairy industry. The list of exhibitors
The Governor’s Business Development Mission to Mexico continued yesterday in Guadalajara, in Wisconsin’s sister state of Jalisco on Mexico’s west coast. Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker with Jalisco Governor Jorge Aristoteles Sandoval Diaz Guadalajara is Mexico’s second-largest city, with 4.8 million people in the greater metro area. The surrounding region of Jalisco has had
The Governor’s Business Development Mission to Mexico continued yesterday, with additional business and government meetings in Mexico City and nearby. The delegation met with executives from Quad/Graphics at the company’s facility in Xochimilco, south of Mexico City. The Wisconsin-based printing company was founded in 1962 in Racine. Now headquartered in Sussex, the company has grown
