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Wisconsin Economic Summit tackles workforce challenges, building bright futures

September 8, 2026|News, WI Economic Summit|

The fifth annual Wisconsin Economic Summit, “Determination to Dream,” is set for Sept. 30 to Oct. 1 at the Pablo Center in Eau Claire.

Investments across Wisconsin are helping to build an Economy for All

August 24, 2026|News, Thrive Newsletter|

Preliminary figures for fiscal year 2026 (FY26), which ended June 30, show that WEDC invested $229 million in 67 of Wisconsin’s 72 counties, supporting hundreds of local businesses, nonprofits, partner organizations, and communities throughout the state.

Wisconsin Economic Summit to highlight opportunities for shared economic growth and strategic investments for the future

August 6, 2026|News, WI Economic Summit|

The summit is open to business owners, entrepreneurs, educators, nonprofit leaders, economic development professionals, elected officials, and residents with an interest in Wisconsin’s economic future.

Gov. Evers, WEDC Celebrate Investments in Hundreds of Wisconsin Businesses, Nonprofits, Organizations, and Communities

July 30, 2026|News|

Learn how the $229 million investments in hundreds of Wisconsin businesses, nonprofits, and Communities by WEDC boost local economies.

Changes to Wisconsin’s Business Development Tax Credit Program will be explained in July 23 webinar

July 20, 2026|News|

Discover the changes to Wisconsin’s Business Development Tax Credit Program that support workforce housing and childcare initiatives.

Gov. Evers, WEDC Announce Realta Fusion to Relocate Corporate Headquarters to Former Oscar Mayer Plant in Madison, Boosting State’s Carbon-Free Electricity Efforts

July 15, 2026|Featured, News|

Gov. Tony Evers today joined the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) and company leaders in announcing that Realta Fusion will locate its corporate headquarters and fusion research facility at OM Station, the site of the former Oscar Mayer plant, in Madison.

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