Wisconsin’s early-stage health and life science firms and the Center for Technology Commercialization (CTC) received national attention for the state’s success over the past decade in landing competitive federal grants. Read More
WEDC has announcedt is providing Promega, a global life science company, with up to $1.5 million in tax credits over three years to support the construction of a new research and development facility at the company’s Fitchburg campus—a $190 million project expected to create 100 jobs. Read More
Anthony’s 511 barbershop in downtown Watertown has been named the winner in WEDC’s annual Main Street Makeover Contest. Read More
EQ, a Minnesota-based financial services and corporate services company, is establishing operations in Milwaukee—a project expected to create 180 jobs on the city’s northwest side. Read More
WEDC is now accepting applications for its Certified In Wisconsin® Program, which designates industrial parcels of 20 acres or more as being “development ready.” Read More
Municipalities, developers and others who would like to learn more about the state’s Certified In Wisconsin Program, which designates industrial parcels as being “development ready,” are invited to participate in a free webinar. Read More
Five Main Street businesses from around the state have been named as finalists in WEDC’s annual Main Street Makeover Contest and have a chance to win up to $10,000 in upgrades for their storefronts. Read More
In a major step in the redevelopment of the former Brillion Iron Works site, WEDC announced the City of Brillion is receiving a $500,000 grant to help finance demolition work on the site. Read More
Kimberly-Clark and WEDC have agreed to terms on a five-year agreement that will provide the company with up to $28 million in tax incentives and allow it to continue operations at its Cold Spring facility in Fox Crossing. Read More
Nine Wisconsin businesses received top honors in the 2018 MARKETPLACE Governor’s Awards competition, which recognizes outstanding businesses owned by minorities, women and service-disabled veteran-owned businesses. Read More
