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Communities lead in finding innovative solutions to housing needs

February 25, 2025|Thrive Newsletter|

Across Wisconsin, former schools, stores, and even motels are providing much-needed alternatives to new residential construction—and in many cases, these projects are also giving an extra boost to local downtowns.

Lieutenant Governor’s Small Business Academy supports entrepreneurs

February 25, 2025|Thrive Newsletter|

Held during National Small Business Week in May, the four-day conference will not only celebrate successful Wisconsin small businesses but also provide resources, ideas, and current, relevant educational material to help boost businesses on their way up.

Realigning priorities to make Wisconsin’s ecosystem more supportive for entrepreneurs

February 25, 2025|Thrive Newsletter|

Wisconsin’s entrepreneurial ecosystem has untapped potential. By building density, supporting serial founders, and tracking key metrics, the state aims to ensure every founder has a shot at success.

Unlocking opportunities at MARKETPLACE Wisconsin

November 27, 2024|Diverse Business Development, Thrive Newsletter|

MARKETPLACE is an education, networking, and business development opportunity designed to help small businesses grow, including those owned by women, minorities, veterans, LGBTQ+ people, and people with disabilities.

Governor’s Export Achievement Awards spotlight Wisconsin’s global strength

November 26, 2024|Exporting, Thrive Newsletter|

Wisconsin has a strong presence in the global marketplace; the awards recognize entities demonstrating significant growth or innovation in exporting.

Child care moves the needle on workforce participation

November 26, 2024|Thrive Newsletter, Workforce|

The need for affordable child care goes beyond just ensuring that children are safe and supervised. It’s actually a workforce issue; helping their parents stay employed not only improves the financial situation of individual families, but helps ease labor shortages and contributes to overall economic growth.

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