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WEDC report shows a significant jump in investments and jobs in 2021

The Qualified New Business Venture Program helps startups attract investment, facilitating their growth so their innovative technologies can reach the market and scale up faster.

A panel at the Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium explored the importance of building multigenerational wealth in diverse communities to enrich the economy and help underrepresented groups join the ranks of business founders and angel investors.

A panel at the Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium explored time and task management strategies and tools that can help entrepreneurs create time and space to think big.

A panel at the Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium offered advice and best practices for recruiting and hiring.

A panel at the Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium aimed to help startups sort through options and tactics for gaining funding.

Startup and early-stage companies receiving QNBV certification can leverage new capital because their investors are eligible to receive a 25% state tax credit on the amount they invest in certified businesses.

Business incubators that boost entrepreneurship are among the projects that will take root, thanks to state funding aimed at small business owners who traditionally have a hard time obtaining capital.

The event celebrated examples of cooperation between Wisconsin and Japan while seeking to encourage future partnerships.

The report shows double-digit percentage increases in new financing and revenue, jobs and payroll among companies that received support from WEDC's programs.

One of the largest biohealth events in the Midwest, this year's summit will take place Oct. 12 in Madison.

Rapid Radicals Technology, a Milwaukee company with a system to stop untreated sewage from being dumped into waterways, took the top prize in this year’s competition.