Finalists for the Governor’s Business Plan Contest announced
Advancing to the final round of the Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest are 28 entries representing the strength and resiliency of the state’s entrepreneurial culture. Read More
Red Letter relief fund created to address funding gaps
A pivot from startup funding to offering relief to women-owned businesses throughout a 10-county region of western Wisconsin helps Red Letter Grant prioritize minority business owners during COVID-19. Read More
Wisconsin corporations make investment commitments to the Winnow Fund
The Capital Times, Johnsonville Ventures and MGE Energy Inc., as well as Madison private equity firm Inventure Capital, have all recently committed
WWBIC offers online classes and new loan program for small businesses affected by COVID-19
The Wisconsin Women’s Business Initiative Corporation (WWBIC) has moved all business and financial educational programming online and on-demand through April due to
Doyenne Group offers virtual programming to help with COVID-19 impact
As digital operations increasingly replace the physical in response to COVID-19, Wisconsin-based entrepreneurial support community Doyenne Group is one of the organizations
Registration closing for small business virtual relief program
The American Family Insurance Institute for Corporate and Social Impact and Milwaukee-based startup accelerator gener8tor are offering virtual emergency programming to help
Milwaukee’s music industry grows through collaboration
With their most recent video premiering on Billboard, the band Reyna is attracting national attention. The pop duo, made
2020 Governor’s Business Plan Contest now accepting entries
The 17th annual Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest is accepting entries online for the 2020 competition until 5 p.m. Friday, Jan. 31,
Innovative companies and individuals sought for energy, power and controls design challenge
The Midwest Energy Research Consortium (M-WERC) is partnering with global power management company Eaton on a $10,000 tech challenge as part of
Early Stage Symposium connects young companies with investors
More than 500 investors, entrepreneurs and business leaders are expected to attend the Wisconsin Technology Council’s annual Early Stage Symposium, happening Nov. 6-7 in Madison. See why they’re going and why you should join them. Read More
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