PROGRAMS AND RESOURCES THAT SPUR ECONOMIC PROSPERITY IN WISCONSIN

Discover the support WEDC and Wisconsin’s statewide economic development network offer businesses and communities by searching the categories below.

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Ally Grant

The new Ally Grant pilot initiative aims to foster the development of new and/or emerging nonprofit organizations that support diverse business communities, with a specific focus on organizations WEDC has not previously funded.
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Capital Catalyst

Capital Catalyst provides matching grants to seed funds to provide capital to high-growth startups and emerging growth companies.
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Cybersecurity Matters!

Cybersecurity Matters is a series of informational videos to help diverse and small businesses understand the threats and take the first steps to protect their operations.
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Entrepreneurial Micro-Grant Program

Provides early-stage technology-based companies with services to support their efforts in obtaining federal grant funding.
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Entrepreneurial Training Program

The Entrepreneurial Training Program provides expert guidance on business plan development to Wisconsin entrepreneurs and small businesses.
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Entrepreneurship Partner Grant

The goal of the Entrepreneurship Partner Grant is to encourage the formation of entrepreneurship support programs and to develop startup and emerging growth companies in the state of Wisconsin.
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Qualified New Business Venture

Early stage businesses developing innovative products, processes or services may be designated as QNBVs by the Wisconsin...
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SBA Small Business Loans

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) provides a number of financial assistance programs designed to meet the needs of small businesses.
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