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Oshkosh company wins Governor’s Business Plan Contest
Phoenix-Aid won the grand prize. It’s a company based in Oshkosh that developed a dressing for chronic wounds like diabetic foot ulcers.
Wisconsin Investment Fund invests in 12 Wisconsin companies
Standing alongside private sector investment partners, the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) has invested in 12 Wisconsin companies since the Wisconsin Investment Fund (WIF) was announced in May 2024.
WEDC and Invest Monterrey to collaborate on trade, investment, entrepreneurship, and innovation
The partnership places particular emphasis on supporting startup ecosystems and identifying opportunities for mutual growth by connecting innovators, researchers, and investors from both Wisconsin and Nuevo León.
Conference offers education, networking for small businesses
Wisconsin business owners and entrepreneurs will have the chance to learn and network for free during the 12th annual Lieutenant Governor’s Small Business Academy.
WEDC provides $1.3 million to eight Wisconsin organizations assisting entrepreneurs
Eight organizations supporting Wisconsin entrepreneurs with technical and financial assistance have received Entrepreneurship Partner Grants.
Grant funds accelerator programs for local entrepreneurs
$100,000 grant boosts gBETA Urban League program, supporting underserved Madison entrepreneurs with free training and resources.
Entrepreneurs pare their pitches at the 2024 Elevator Pitch Olympics
A Madison-based technology company aimed at reducing the soaring burden of medical debt is the winner of the 2024 Elevator Pitch Olympics.
New companies look to the future, build value with AI
A panel at the Wisconsin Economic Summit 2024 featured the innovations of three companies: Aramid Technologies, RAIC Labs, and Curate.
Boosting venture capital for startups
NVNG’s +Venture Wisconsin is a matchmaking tool to expand the state’s venture ecosystem.
Elephas Biosciences forges a new path for cancer treatment
The Madison-based company has developed technology to use live tumor cells for personalized solutions.
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.
