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WEDC announced it has provided state tax credits to Nestlé Dreyer’s Ice Cream Company, a division of Nestlé USA, to support a distribution center expansion in Little Chute. Read More

The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) and the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh has announced a new $1.2 million statewide initiative aimed at boosting state exports and increasing foreign investment in Wisconsin. Read More

WEDC is now accepting applications for the third year of its Fabrication Laboratories (Fab Labs) Grant Program, which provides funding to help public schools build or expand fab labs. Read More

Entrepreneurs, investors, business executives and community leaders will promote entrepreneurship and share advice and resources in more than 70 events statewide as part of the first-ever Wisconsin Startup Week from Nov. 6 to 12. Read More

Experts who have valuable insights for tapping into America's largest biohealth entrepreneurial seed fund will gather in Milwaukee Nov. 7-9. Read More

Entrepreneurs and researchers in the biohealth sector seeking an inside track on how to tap into the more than $920 million in grants available annually through America’s largest seed fund will have the opportunity to get expert advice at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS’s) annual SBIR/STTR Conference next month in Milwaukee. Read More

In a move aimed at helping to ensure the long-term success of Wisconsin manufacturers, WEDC, the Wisconsin Manufacturing Extension Partnership and the Milwaukee 7 today announced a new joint initiative aimed at increasing productivity in plants throughout the state. Read More

Wisconsin businesses interested in learning more about how to secure funding to begin or expand their exporting efforts are invited to attend one of seven seminars being held around the state in October and November. Read More

Manufacturer to bring Texas operations to Wisconsin and create 100 additional jobs over the next five years Grover Corp., a leading manufacturer

MADISON – Six small high-tech businesses in Wisconsin will receive up to $75,000 each to commercialize their innovations, thanks to the SBIR