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WEDC tours unique retail businesses to announce Main Street Bounceback Grant Program
Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) Secretary and CEO Missy Hughes and staff will be traveling throughout Wisconsin visiting unique retailers and restaurants to encourage business owners to consider taking part in the new Wisconsin Tomorrow - Main Street Bounceback Grant Program.
Milk House wins main street award grant
Lisa Erickson is in the process of opening ‘The Milk House’ in downtown Osceola.
Secretary Message: Projects throughout the state aim to increase access to economic well-being
In our Wisconsin Tomorrow: Building an Economy for All report released earlier this year, WEDC outlined a strategy for creating a stronger, more resilient and more inclusive economy by concentrating on the economic well-being of every citizen throughout our state.
New grant program will fund innovative post-pandemic workforce solutions
The Wisconsin Tomorrow Small Business Recovery Grant Program, a partnership between WEDC and the Wisconsin Department of Revenue, distributed $420 million to 84,000 small businesses around the state to assist with recovery from the economic impact of the pandemic.
Geneva Supply opens Kenosha County warehouse
Geneva Supply, an e-commerce fulfillment and marketing company, has transformed an unused 385,000-square-foot warehouse into a facility designed to help companies deliver online orders as quickly as possible.
Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation: Geneva Supply opens Kenosha County warehouse
Geneva Supply, an e-commerce fulfillment and marketing company, has transformed an unused 385,000-square-foot warehouse into a facility designed to help companies deliver online orders as quickly as possible.
Superior leaders meet state officials to talk workforce
Tuesday in Superior, the deputy secretaries of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation and the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development stopped in to hear about the unique challenges in the northwestern corner of the state
Nexus Pharmaceuticals opens new manufacturing facility in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin
Governor Tony Evers joined with the owners of Nexus Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) Secretary and CEO Missy Hughes, and local leaders celebrated the ribbon-cutting of Nexus Pharmaceuticals’ new manufacturing facility in Pleasant Prairie.
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