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Governor Tony Evers, Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes, Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) deputy secretary Tricia Braun and other state, county, city and community officials will visit seven craft breweries across the state and Oktoberfest in La Crosse today as part of Wisconsin Craft Brewery Day, celebrating the economic impact of craft beer in Wisconsin. Read More

Twenty-five Wisconsin companies from 12 cities have been named finalists for the 2019 MARKETPLACE Governor’s Awards, which honor outstanding Wisconsin businesses owned by minorities, women and service-disabled veterans. Read More

Catalent Biologics’ cell line development and biomanufacturing site in Madison is expanding with a $75 million investment expected to create at least 145 new jobs by the end of 2021. Read More

Governor Tony Evers, Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes, WEDC Deputy Secretary Tricia Braun, and other state, county, city and community officials will visit eight craft breweries across the state on Thursday, Sept. 26 to celebrate Wisconsin Craft Brewery Day. Read More

New panel will consider opportunities to advance start-ups in Wisconsin MADISON, WI. SEPT. 11, 2019 – Lisa Mauer, the chair of the

New facility will create 150 jobs, draw $20 million capital investment MADISON, WI. SEPT. 10, 2019 – Officials from the Wisconsin Economic

The Beaver Dam Commerce Park has been certified as ready for development by WEDC’s Certified In Wisconsin® Program. Read More

Businesses that suffered damage during the July 18 storms and their aftermath in west central and north central Wisconsin will be eligible for no-interest microloans to help cover repair costs, the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) announced. Read More

Redline Plastics LLC, a family-owned and -operated manufacturer of molded and vacuum-formed plastics, as well as leather and textile cut-and-sew products, is expanding its facility operations in Manitowoc, a $12 million project expected to create 44 jobs over the next three years. Read More