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Diverse businesses encouraged to attend MARKETPLACE Wisconsin

October 29, 2024|News|

MARKETPLACE helps Wisconsin businesses learn about contracting with state, federal, and local agencies as well as corporations, which represent billions of dollars of annual purchasing power. During this two-day in-person event, participants will connect with government and corporate buyers as well as other small businesses and service providers through networking sessions, virtual workshops, panel discussions, buyer meetings, and more.

2024 Governor’s Export Achievement Awards honor Wisconsin’s global innovators

October 25, 2024|Exporting, News|

These awards recognize Wisconsin businesses and organizations for their success in growing exports and advancing the state’s reputation in international markets.

Innovation, artificial intelligence top agenda at Wisconsin Economic Summit

September 25, 2024|News|

The third annual Wisconsin Economic Summit offers leaders in business, community development, education, and related fields a chance to learn more about how major trends in artificial intelligence (AI), entrepreneurship, and innovation are transforming Wisconsin’s economy.

Governor Evers Announces Governor’s Task Force on Workforce and Artificial Intelligence Releases Final Action Plan

July 31, 2024|News, Workforce|

A positive path forward to connect more workers with AI skills, boost the competitive advantage of Wisconsin employers, and advance economic opportunity through a series of strategic principles and policies.

Governor Evers appoints Pamela Boivin to WEDC Board of Directors

July 22, 2024|News|

Boivin serves as Executive Director of Woodland Financial Partners, Inc. (WFP), a federally certified Native community development financial institution (CDFI) that provides alternative financing and development services for entrepreneurs and small businesses on to eleven federally recognized Tribes in Wisconsin.

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